Fish catch tracking systems can be expensive, but they can also increase the price fishermen get for their catch and help prevent fish stocks from disappearing.Read the full article
Can we reduce greenhouse gases from food production and at the same time save the future global food system? And if so, how? Ever-growing meat production and consumption are coming under ever-closer scrutiny.Read the full article
Coworking spaces, fab labs, hackerspaces, makerspaces, living labs…new working spaces are thriving and reinventing the way we work by pooling resources and skills.Read the full article
By 2030, 800 million jobs will be filled by robots. The trend is irreversible. That’s why the Davos Forum sent a clear message to the global working class: if we don’t want to be replaced by machines, we have to get back to what makes us [...]Read the full article
Eight million tonnes of plastic are dumped into the world’s oceans every year, damaging ecosystems and probably, in the long run, our health. Citizens, companies, states, everyone must act.Read the full article
Artificial intelligence is shaking up journalism. Automated news writing and distribution processes are already a reality. What will journalists of the future have to learn? Will working conditions in the profession improve? What do media businesses stand to gain and [...]Read the full article
“As with the fight against climate change, the fight against antibiotic resistance must involve all sectors of society.”Read the full article
In a divided country, public universities struggle to operate in the face of fire hazards, budget cuts and the threat of privatisation.Read the full article
When mines are reconverted, many factors come into play, both environmental and economic. Municipalities, citizens, investors: everyone has to be behind the project before any approval procedures start.Read the full article
“Since we voluntarily give our data to Google and Facebook, the Estonian attitude is: ‘Why shouldn’t we expect our government to use our data in a way that benefits us?’”Read the full article
As well as being more precise, will the medicine of the future also be universal, or will this revolutionary healthcare be the reserve of a small part of the global population? What will happen to all the data on our genetic profile? Could insurers and employers use it to [...]Read the full article
“Instead of providing care to perhaps a hundred or so patients a day within the confines of a hospital, I hope [as part of a network of doctors] to be able to save the lives of millions of patients across Africa.”Read the full article
