Was ich im OP am offenen Herzen über unsere Landwirtschaft gelernt habe - Julia Rohde bei 12MIN.ME⏰

We'll be taken on a journey that is as unusual as it is urgent: from the operating room, performing open-heart surgery, to the fields. Julia's presentation connects two worlds that, at first glance, seem to have nothing in common. Julia Rohde has witnessed how modern medicine saves lives. And she has seen where it reaches its limits: when antibiotics no longer work, when seemingly minor causes suddenly have major consequences. When "just doing my job well" isn't enough because entire systems are involved in the decision-making process. This very perspective has led her to radically expand her horizons—into agriculture, food security, biodiversity, and the question of how health actually arises. In 12 minutes, Julia gets to the heart of why the major challenges of our time can rarely be solved through simple battles of ideology. Why "vegan versus meat," "climate versus economy," or "morality versus profit" are often just reassuring shortcuts—and what it actually takes to cope with complexity and take responsibility where one can truly make a difference. This perspective has radically led her further—into agriculture, food security, biodiversity, and the question of how health even arises. Whether you're an expert on these topics or hearing about them for the first time, this talk is for everyone who wants to stay curious. For everyone who wants to know what antibiotic resistance has to do with supply chains. And for everyone who's wondering how to redefine their own success when "perfect" suddenly isn't enough anymore. After the talk, it's your turn: Ask your questions, engage in discussions, meet people from diverse backgrounds – and take away inspiration that will last beyond the evening. The central question Julia will be addressing: At what point in the supply chain do you want to take responsibility? About the speaker: Julia Rohde is an entrepreneur, biomedical engineer, economist, and psychologist. After many years in cardiac surgery focusing on artificial hearts, she broadened her perspective to include systemic prevention. Today, at @agriBIOME, she develops microbiome-based solutions for more resilient food systems, connecting medicine, food security, and entrepreneurship. Event Organization & Moderation: @JanoschBoesche Video & Editing: @LichtenbergLenswork Thanks to our partners: Kürzer Brewery, @neuro-Time, and KomKuK of the City of Düsseldorf. --- What is 12MIN.ME? We transform your and our precious time into a fantastic and inspiring experience. You'll meet new, exciting people and connect with a vibrant community that focuses equally on education and infotainment. Old meets New Economy. Under the motto "Don't waste (y)our time!", 12min.me regularly brings together a diverse range of people from Generations X, Y, Z, and Alpha with a wide variety of backgrounds in science, business, culture, and politics. The exchange is interdisciplinary and intergenerational, focusing on innovative, inspiring, and motivating topics within the context of digitalization and society. The name says it all: three speakers have exactly 12 minutes to present their topic to the community. Immediately after the presentation, the audience will have 12 minutes to ask the speaker questions. 12 minutes. Not a second longer—our clock is merciless! Our meetups take place in a relaxed, informal atmosphere with 50–400 participants per event. ``` Quick Facts: 👉Participation is always free 👉Drinks and snacks will be provided 👉Participation is limited each time, so please register in advance (!) and cancel your registration if necessary 👉We expect 50+ participants for each event 👉You can register via Eventbrite, Meetup, or Luma Don't waste your time! Find us here LinkedIn -   / 12minme   Meetup - https://www.meetup.com/de-DE/pro/12mi... Instagram -   / 12min.me   Website - https://12MIN.ME