EmTech MIT 2012

Hello , The time is now to finalize your plans for EmTech MIT, coming up October 24-26, 2012 in Cambridge, MA. Our flagship annual conference provides unique access to the most innovative people and companies of the year, brought together in a program designed to challenge and inspire you. Technology will be part of the solution to our greatest human problems, from disease and climate change to traffic and clean energy. This year's conference will examine how we can encourage more purpose-driven innovation around our most pressing global challenges. You will meet industry leaders working on big solutions to big problems. EmTech MIT is a valuable investment of your time: Learn about the latest technologies and trends from our lineup of distinguished speakers, including experts from edX, Foundation Medicine, Harvard University, Facebook, Intellectual Ventures, Lift, MIT Media Lab, Qualcomm, Rethink Robotics, VMware, Warner Bros., and Microsoft. Learn about new approaches to scaling alternative energy sources, how digital technologies are overturning traditional education, the growing significance of personal genomics, how big data and social technology are impacting our lives at an unprecedented pace, and more. Meet the TR35, our annual selection of the most outstanding innovators under 35, who present the latest on their inspiring work on our stage each year. We will also honor our first Entrepreneur of the Year, Ren Ng, founder and executive chairman of Lytro. EmTech MIT applies an authoritative filter to identify the new technologies that will impact the world and your business. I encourage you to reserve your spot today – you still have an opportunity to save $200 on registration. Click here to register now. We look forward to seeing you there. In the meantime, don't miss the EmTech preview commentary from Nathan Myhrvold, Nicholas Negroponte and Larry Lessig that we've posted online. Keep an eye on our website for the latest news on the show: www.TechnologyReview.com/EmTech. Best, Laura Janes Director of Events Programming Technology Review