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Join us as we explore the global sensation that hydrogen brings to the future economy, with major powers and countries placing their bets on this extraordinary element and its technologies.

We look into:

In the full episode you will also find out about:

Buckle up and prepare to be amazed by the potential of green hydrogen to transform our world.

In this episode, we explore the importance of knowledge transfer in driving innovation and economic growth from academia to industry and businesses. We investigate the challenges and barriers that research institutions, universities, and industries face in successfully transferring knowledge.

The main points of discussion for creating a conducive environment for effective knowledge transfer include

In this episode, we explore the concept of the Metaverse and its potential to revolutionise the future of work.

We delve into the origins of the Metaverse, its impact on collaboration, the emergence of new work roles, and the creation of virtual work environments.

We also discuss use cases of the Metaverse in the workplace, such as simulating co-presence and virtual learning.

Embracing the metaverse may present challenges, but the transformative benefits outweigh the initial hurdles, giving businesses a competitive edge in the technology-driven future.

A double episode about:

Featuring Professor Christos Maravelias (Princeton University, U.S.), Professor Konstantinos Kakosimos (Texas A&M University, Qatar), Professor Greg Stephanopoulos (MIT, U.S.) and Dr Steve Nitodas (Stony Brooks University, U.S.).

We will be back with you in two Sundays, on 20 August 2023.

In this episode, we dig into innovation and explore the factors contributing to the European Innovation Strategy.

What are the EU Space Blueprint (Strategy):

In this episode I explore the pillars of the EU Space Blueprint, how Europe outlines its future course in space.

We explore the significant role of transport in the EU and its importance for economic growth:

Research and future challenges in the early 20th century shaped the engineering disciplines as we know them.

Today, we are at the crossroads of changing the economy because of our future challenges and the emerging technologies developed or at the stage of conception.

The revamped sciences and engineering fields are creating new research areas that unofficially merge to form synthesis research. This could lead to reshuffling the academic disciplines and professions, making them new, to create seemingly multidisciplinary fields but in truth produce synthesis research.

Music: "Fortitude" by Humans Win

Source: Storyblocks

In this podcast, technology, research and development, innovation, and entrepreneurship are the focus of talks and discussions, all elements of today’s world that can provide leaps to humanity.

Yet, we see that progress is not evenly happening across the globe. We see many poor regions and countries where people do not have access to education, and conflicts often take place in many of them.

Conflicts prohibit social progress and without social coherence, technological, educational and political progress is at stake. So, one might ask:

• does poverty give birth to conflict and lack of education, or

• is conflict responsible for poverty and a non-existing educational system or

• does poor education give rise to poverty and create conflict?

Music: "Fortitude" by Humans Win

Source: Storyblocks