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What will the world look like in 20 years? Will we still be eating meat? What role will robots play in our lives? How soon will we really have a fully self-driving car? In Building the Futur...
This special mini series about campus development is part of 'Building the Future'. In this last episode we’ll talk about the future of inno...
This special mini series about campus development is part of 'Building the Future'. In this episode we’ll talk about various governance mode...
This special mini series about campus development is part of 'Building the Future'. In this second episode we’ll talk about the impact of ca...
This special mini series about campus development is part of 'Building the Future'. In this first episode we focus on ecosystems. Specifical...
The search for renewable energy sources is gaining ground. Wind and solar energy have been familiar to us for quite some time, but there are...
Cancer is one of the world’s most devastating diseases. Its treatment can be punishing, and have several nasty side effects. Fortunately, sc...
Online crime is now just as common and obvious as in the offline world: Ddos attacks, theft of personal data, phishing... and so on. But in...
If there is one area where technological developments are introduced at a rapid pace, it is the medical sector. A growing number of medical...
Our food system is a very complex system that consists of a worldwide network with millions of suppliers, farmers, transporters and factorie...
Cars are taking over more and more tasks from drivers. Think of parking or driving on the highway. So, technically a lot is already possible...
The technology that enables physicians to remotely monitor the health of patients is becoming increasingly sophisticated and offers a rapidl...
That the production of meat has all kinds of downsides, is something probably everyone will agree on. That is why scientists and companies w...