On day three of the re:publica 2015, stage 10 hosted a diverse program for re:health. Ranging from google infoboxes, mHealth, 3D printers in disaster areas to depression on the internet, the theme track attracted a broad audience throughout the day and was the cause of intense discussions, also on Twitter.

Reconsidering the city, from diverging and yet intricately connected viewpoints, such as technological and spatial planning doctrines, forms of participation, (artistic) interventions, or traditional aesthetic and architectural theory: that was the mission of the #rp15 sub-conference "City of the Future".

The way in which we will move about in the future was the central theme of the re:think mobility track hosted by our partner Daimler. There was ample space for a wide range of topics, from female leadership to globetrotter vehicles. 

During re:publica 2015, creatives from the fashion world mingled with technologists at #FASHIONTECH BERLIN, a one-day sub-conference with an additional Lab open on all three days of #rp15. On July 8th 2015, during Fashionweek Berlin, the third edition will take place!

Several generations and nations discussed the connection of (school) education and technology in the track re:learn at the re:publica 2015. The tendency was clear: We must be more courageous when it comes to applying technologies in the context of learning.

There is no question that journalism has been changing for quite some time now. But which formats will shape the market in the future? How can journalism survive? These issues were discussed at the bpb's (the Federal Agency for Civic Education's) theme track concerning journalism.

How good was that?! The re:publica 2015 may be over – but now you’ve got the whole year to recap the conference in pictures, video and sound!

Following the impressive launch of the new sub-conference in January, we’re happy to announce the continuation of the #FASHIONTECH BERLIN at the re:publica on May 5. Find out more about the wide-ranging program of the conference and lab.