Nicholas and Neha discuss our future beyond Earth, from NASA's Artemis mission seeking to land us on the moon once again, to whether humanity will make another planet our home.  Futurism at JHU is a student-run podcast at Johns Hopkins University that discusses billion-dollar ideas in science and technology. Follow us @futurismatjhu on Instagram, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube.

In this episode, Nicholas and Eric discuss digital healthcare and how recent scientific and technological developments could help prevent, diagnose, and cure diseases from cancer to depression.

In this episode we talk with Chinat Yu, founder and host of the Hopkins Hacks podcast. His podcast is all about how Hopkins students can leverage their resources to make the most out of their college experience. Check out @hopkinshacks on all platforms for the second half of this episode. 

In this episode we dive deep into what transportation will look in the future. From space ships designed to give trips for entertainment to business trips to mars, we discuss what transportation can look like and the potential impact it could have on our daily lives.

In this episode we dive into how secure the technologies that we use everyday are. We also speak on the potential for technology to be more secure and less intrusive on your lives. How secure do you think the tech you use is and can it be safer and more secure to use?

In this episode we dive into what it means to have sustainable tech and how we can better think about the ways technology impacts our planet. We also talk about biomimicry and how we can take nature's ideas to better serve our tech designs.

In this episode we talk about everything from better and more innovative prosthetics to potentially using bio engineering to improve the way the body works.

In this episode we discuss things ranging from GMOs to more sustainable and better ways of making food which can have a positive effect not only on our health but on our environment.

In this episode, Nicholas and Ricardo talk with Ben Badiee, futurist, serial entrepreneur and CEO of Badiee Development. Prepare to have your mind blown as Ben discusses how the science and tech that we've always dreamed about in books and movies could be a whole lot closer than we thought.

In this episode, Nicholas, Ricardo and Farid talk with William Choi, who is currently a medical student at Brown and has a B.S. from Johns Hopkins in Neuroscience & Philosophy and an M.S. in Bioethics from Harvard. We dive deep into the uncomfortable but critical dilemmas facing scientists and medical professionals.