Program Overview 4th SHIFT Zurich 2018 Self-Organizing Systems. Thursday/Friday, August Zurich, Switzerland

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1 Program Overview 4th SHIFT Zurich 2018 Self-Organizing Systems Thursday/Friday, August Zurich, Switzerland SHIFT.. from linear-human to systemic nature-inspired problem solving from talking to doing.. and join us at the 4th SHIFT Zurich 2018 to meet and learn from leading industry, science and finance experts how selforganizing systems can further improve your business and market impact - thus accelerating the path towards low carbon prosperity and a more resilient, circular economy and society. SHIFT Zurich 2018, Program Overview

2 Day 1, Thursday, August 23 rd 2018 Locations: Start Technopark Zurich, Technoparkstrasse 1, 8005 Zurich Day Parallel Deep Dive Working Sessions, diverse locations (see below) Dinner Zurich Zoo, Elephant Park 8.15 Registration opens 9.00 Welcome Christian Haeuselmann, SHIFT Zurich Markus Assfalg, Canton of Zurich Game-changer Self-Organization & Alain Schilli, SHIFT Zurich Deep Dive goals 9.20 Why industry cares about nature Markus Hollermann, Altran 9.50 INTRO: Deep Dive Working Sessions Moderators Walking, public transport, bus shuttle to Deep Dive Working Session locations START: Parallel Deep Dive Working Sessions (program details: see below) Self-structuring Duebendorf presented by NEST, NCCR Eliav Haskal/NCCR; Ingo Burgert/Empa Data Infrastructure & Ruemlang presented by ICT Facilities, MAN Frits van der Graaff, e-shelter Energy & Storage Zurich presented by Southpole, EWF Renat Heuberger; Manuel Seiffe Urban Center, Zurich presented by VBZ, Mobility Carsharing Silena Medici, Mobility Carsharing Plants in the walk, city of Zurich presented by Ricolab, pom+ Beni Graeub/Ricolab; Peter Staub/pom Public transport / bus shuttle to Zurich Zoo Arrival, Zoo Entrance Tour Elephant Park Alison Clements, Zurich Zoo Zoo, Elephant Park Alex Ruebel, Director Zurich Zoo Summaries: Deep Dive Sessions Rainer Erb/Biokon, Moderators Dinner & Networking Day 2, Friday, August 24 th 2018 Location: Marriott Hotel, Neumuehlequai 42, 8006 Zurich 7.45 Registration opens 8.15 Welcome Alain Schilli, SHIFT Zurich 8.20 Thoughts of a Nobel Prize Winner Jean-Marie Lehn, Strasbourg

3 9.20 Investor Pitch Session Moderators: Rudi Hilti & Julia Prettl, THE COMBINATOR AG value creation family style Jury: John Rhee, StratisImpact, London/UK & Seoul/South Korea Steffen Wagner, Investiere.ch, Zurich Kelly Hess, Swiss Sustainable Finance, Zurich Holger Schmid, MAVA Foundation, Gland/Switzerland Florian Gander, Ricolab, Zurich Ralph Schmidhalter, Startup Weekend, Zurich Pitches: 6 Companies, 6 R&D/Industry-Projects 3 Presentation, 2 Jury Q&A Break & Networking And the Pitch Session Winners are Lessons from the autonomous mobility world, Raphael Gindrat, BestMile, Lausanne Panel I Investment Opportunities & Self-organization Trends" John Rhee, StratisImpact, London/UK & Seoul/South Korea Roland Siegwart, ETH Zurich Kanishka Arumugam, EKKI Pumps, Coimbatore/India Sibyl Anwander, Federal Office for the Environment, Berne (TBC) Jesse Morris, Energy Web Foundation, Zug/Switzerland Tonio Meier, Guuru, Zurich Moderator: Katharina Schneider-Roos, Ecos, Basel Lunch, Expo & Networking Panel II Deep Dive Working Sessions of Day 1: Learnings & Decisions" Frits van der Graaff, e-shelter Benjamin Graeub, Ricolab Eliav Haskal, NCCR Bioinspired Materials, Uni Fribourg Manuel Seiffe, MPower Ventures AG, Zurich Silena Medici, Mobility Carsharing Moderator: Rainer Erb, Biokon, Berlin Dialogue: Visions, Values, Action Christoph Ebell, Verticai; Geneva, Paris, Tallinn Tobias Rosenthal, Baerlocher GmbH, Germany Noah Gunzinger, Super Computing Systems, Zurich Closing Remarks: Christian Haeuselmann, SHIFT Zurich Apero & Farewell

4 Details: Deep Dive Working Sessions Day 1, Thu, August 23 rd 2018 Self-structuring Materials Presented by NEST, NCCR Bioinspired Materials Location: NEST, Duebendorf Moderators: Eliav Haskal/NCCR Bioinspired Materials, Ingo Burgert/Empa, ETHZ Self-structuring and self-healing materials are aiming to become a game changer in diverse industry sectors. Example: the building industry both for new construction and remodelling - could be significantly transformed. Risk management and insurance service providers could be key accelerators to translate cutting edge research into viable market products. Who should participate: Circular economy and material experts, biologists, engineers, product designers, building and construction managers, technology enthusiasts and developers. Data Infrastructure and Management Presented by ICT Facilities, e-shelter, MAN Energy Solutions Location: e-shelter, Ruemlang Moderator: Frits van der Graaff, e-shelter Goal is to share and explore latest insights and case studies of self-organizing needs and current solutions in data centre infrastructure and management. A particular focus will be on optimizing spatial setup of such infrastructure as well as on innovative energy solutions for data centres in the context of grid and energy storage. Who should participate: Utilities, data driven corporates, engineering companies, urban planers, technology enthusiasts and developers, sustainability experts, representatives from electricity suppliers. Energy & Storage Systems Presented by Energy Web Foundation, Solvatec, Southpole Location: Technopark Zurich Moderator: Renat Heuberger/Southpole, Manuel Seiff/MPower Ventures AG Goal is to share and explore latest insights and case studies of self-organizing energy and storage solutions regarding production, management and storage. A particular focus will be on integrating renewable energies and the role of blockchain technologies to support this transformation from centralized to decentralized energy systems.

5 Who should participate: Energy and blockchain experts, mobility experts, utilities, urban planers and building experts, city and regional government, regulators, technology enthusiasts and developers, sustainability experts, representatives from electricity suppliers. Urban Mobility Presented by VBZ, Mobility Carsharing Switzerland Location: VBZ Center, Zurich Moderators: Silena Medici, Mobility Carsharing, Christian Haeuselmann, YODEL New mobility services at the intersection of public, private and shared transport are dramatically changing how vehicles, drivers and passengers interact with each other, and with the environment. A particular focus will be on the intersections of humandriven and autonomous vehicles, private and shared mobility, and the integration of new services into existing multi-modal transport systems. Who should participate: Private and public mobility providers and experts, shared economy experts, swarm-intelligence and machine-teaming experts, data analysts, city planners, entrepreneurs, technology enthusiasts. Plants in the city Presented by Ricolab and pom+ Location: Downtown walk city of Zurich, corporate visits, Lab100 Moderators: Benjamin Graeub/Ricolab, Peter Staub/pom+ Plants and herbs in cities both indoors and outdoors - prove to be a highly relevant topic for urbanization, air pollution and management, climate control, psychological well-being, and more. Goal is to facilitate the dialogue between groups that have previously been working separately on topics related to self-organizing systems in relation to plants in the city, and to explore cutting edge concepts and solutions. Who should participate: City planners, biologists, architects, facility managers, real estate experts, entrepreneurs, technology enthusiasts and developers.