Blockchain is well-known as a method of exchanging assets, but in future it could also be used for - among other things - welfare distribution, secure voting, land-title transfers, even v...
Could behavioural sciences help to reduce unemployment, or inflation, or even prevent another financial crisis?
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How can the energy industry adapt to meet the needs of a growing population while also supporting low-carbon growth? What shall be the future of energy?
Artificial intelligence and robotics are coming into our lives more than ever before and have the potential to transform healthcare, transport, manufacturing, even our domestic chores.
Elon Musk has joked that experts call the Hyperloop either obvious - or impossible. We believe it is possible, but we face some difficult challenges unlike those faced by most tech startups.
Japan will never close its gender gap unless it overhauls its whole approach to work and life, explains Yoko Ishikura.
Progress has been made, but there is still much to do if China is to win the war on pollution and deliver greener, smarter economic growth.
Cities are a key part of any solution to preventing climate change and mitigating its effects. Thankfully, some of them are already turning things around.
Recycling almost everything we use is already possible. So why have global recycling rates stagnated, and what can we do about it?
A recent report by the UN Secretary-General’s High-Level Panel looks at how we can close the gender gap.
The robot revolution is gaining pace, but is it running in line with our values? Here are some of the main ethical issues keeping the AI experts up at night.
We might celebrate creativity, but all too often we reject creative ideas and the people who come up with them, writes Valerie Casey.
Young people today face considerable challenges in creating a bright future for themselves.
Robert J. Shiller argues that an intellectual revolution is coming, which could challenge the economic implications of the nation-state.
