• «Data of the people, by the people, for the people» by Marcel Salathé
  Slides & Video
• «Promoting Open Data in Ukraine for socially meaningful IT-projects» by Denis Gursky
  Video
• «Open source – un chemin vers la transparence et la confiance en matière de vote électronique?» by Anja Wyden-Guelpa
  Slides & Video
• «Opendata.swiss ! Et après?» by Jean-Luc Cochard
  Slides & Video
• «5 ans d’open data: qu’avons-nous appris?» by Simon Chignard
  Slides & Video
• «SNCF, la politique ouverture des données d’une grande entreprise publique» by Guillaume Leborgne
  Slides & Video
• «What does a Department of Better Technology do?» by Joshua Goldstein
  Slides & Video
• «Cognitive Computing with Open Data: this is Common Sense» by Thomas Landolt
  Slides & Video

Afternoon Workshop .GOV

• Patrick Genoud & Pascal Oehrli: «Genève sur le chemin de l’Open Data»
• Marco Sieber: «More Efficiency thanks to Open Data? Field report from Zürich»
• Pierre Dumas & Stefan Oderbolz: «Opendata.swiss: What is it and how does it work?»
• Beat Estermann: «Towards a National Data Infrastructure»

Afternoon Workshop .COM

• Andreas Amsler: «Open APIs for fun and profit»
• Mathias Wellig: «Viadi Timetable – the modern way»
• Lydia Pintscher: «Wikidata: Giving more people more access to more knowledge»

Afternoon Workshop .EDU

• Celina Ramjoué: «Open data and open science – the European perspective»
• Marta Teperek: «Open Research at Cambridge – the whys and hows» 
• Giovanni Pizzi: «Discovering novel materials and sharing materials data – Benefits and challenges» 

Afternoon Unconference

• Nicolas Johtu & Joshua Herbst: «KnowTheFlow»
• Christian Trachsel: data.sbb.ch
• Paul-Olivier Dehaye: personaldata.io
• Oleg Lavrovsky: schoolofdata.ch

Individuals who explicitly agreed during the registration process to make their name, surname and e-mail public are listed here: Participants of the Opendata.ch/2016 conference

Freely licensed photos (CC-BY-SA 4.0 Ernie Deane) of the conference are available on Wikimedia Commons.