8:30-9:30 Registration
9:30-12:00 THEME 1: 
 Frans de Waal (Natura)
 Cordelia Fine (The Mind)
 Ranulfo Romo (The Brain)
 Julian Baggini (Thought)
 Clotaire Rapaille (Movement)
12:00-12:20 Coffee Break
12:30-15:00 THEME 2: 
 Neville Brody (Creativity)
 Karl Grammer (The Human)
 Catherine Mohr (The Future)
 Jamie Whyte (Falseness)
 Robert Wright (The Animal)
15:00-17:00 Lunch
17:00-19:30 THEME 3:
 Phillip Zimbardo (Evil)
 Randy Cohen (Good)
 Marc Hauser (The Morals)
 Jerry Coyne (Evolution)
 Eduardo Punset (Memory)
19:00 Fireworks show
20:00 Re-Evolution Party
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 CATHERINE MOHR
Mohr is a researcher who works on surgical robots and robotic surgical procedures, using robots to make surgery safer and capable of reaching where the human hands and eyes simply can't.
She is currently Director of Medical Research at Intuitive Surgical and is an instructor for the Department of Surgery at Stanford School of Medicine. Her efforts at Intuitive are focused on identifying and developing advanced technologies for future incorporation onto the Da Vinci Surgical System, a robot designed to allow surgeons to perform complex surgeries minimally invasively. Today, the da Vinci is used primarily for gynecological surgery, treatment of prostate cancer and other urologic surgeries, and repair of heart valves.
 
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