The plague killed sixty percent of the Europe's population in the 14th century.  Today medical professionals are arming themselves against future epidemics with a variety of unique weapons from tracking wild animals carrying diseases we don’t even know about yet to new ways of rethinking and communicating infection.

3: Future of Epidemics

What it takes to solve the problems of the future.

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We go to the forefront of a growing educational pivot, from pedagogies developed during the industrial age to new teaching methods being developed in the digital age. Come along for a tour....

8: Future of Education

Newspapers have gotten thinner in recent years, and some have even ceased to exist. Journalism as we know it is changing with the onset of technology into a more data driven, personalized, and crowdsourced being.  We speak to the newsmakers embracing these changes in stride.

7: Future of Journalism

By the year 2050, more than 60% of the world’s populations will live in cities. Humanity has come a long way since the very first cities began to emerge about ten thousand years ago. Today, cities like New York, Tokyo and Barcelona are centers of innovation and human progress. Urban projects globally are pushing the limits of engineering, design, and agriculture.  Meet a few people working on ways to give our urban areas a technological upgrade, planning the connected infrastructures that will support tomorrow's smart cities.

6: Cities of Tomorrow

Digital privacy and cybersecurity concerns are an ever-increasing threat. As our homes and cars get smarter, they become more susceptible to hacks. How can we better prepare ourselves to counteract these invisible threats? Meet the experts focused on safeguarding your future privacy.

5: Future of Digital Privacy

As our lives become more and more digital, we hear a lot about the dangers of big data, data leaks, loss of privacy, security etc. 
The flipside is that data can also be harnessed for social good, and applied to make progress in justice, mental and public health, even human trafficking.

3: Future of Epidemics

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