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The globalisation of the world economy has introduced a number of structural shifts that are dramatically changing Global Value Chains (GVC’s). Now, this phenomenon is being given further impetus by the fast evolving digital technology of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR).
Dr. Lucas Joppa grew up in the wilds of Wisconsin, fascinated with the many species that roamed the national forests. He graduated college with degrees in Wildlife Ecology and Zoology and spent the next two years working in wildlife conservation as a Peace Corps volunteer in Malawi.
Research has revealed that recycled black plastic from electronic devices could be harmful to human health. Contaminated materials from black e-waste was found in 600 black consumer goods like cutlery, games and even toys. Manufacturers must adapt their production practises to avoid government sanctions and consumer resistance.
Human creativity has long been cited as the source of the music industry’s genius, but start-ups and companies are implementing new technologies that are transforming the way music is composed, produced, performed and experienced.
In the wake of two key days linked to the UN Sustainable Development Goals focused on food and poverty, it is time to assess where we are, and explore the best way forward.
Albert Einstein reportedly once said; “If I had only one hour to save the world, I would spend fifty-five minutes defining the problem, and only five minutes finding the solution”. In the 63 years since the famous mathematician’s death, the issue of climate change continues to worsen, but instead of trying to understand the problem we have largely failed to slow or stop the warming of the planet in any tangible way.
In the wake of two key days linked to the UN Sustainable Development Goals focused on food and poverty, it is time to assess where we are, and explore the best way forward.
The neocortex is where we do most of our thinking. It essentially helps us meet our basic needs through learned behaviours and adapt accordingly. 200 million years ago, the neocortex in animals was the size of a postage stamp.
The phrase “there’s plenty of room at the bottom” penned by Physicist Richard Feynman in 1959 is considered as the spark that ignited interest in nanotechnology.
As we increasingly hear about the impact our businesses and behaviour have on our surrounding environment, it is time to reconsider how we approach the use of finite resources. If we do not act now, we will be forced by scarcity or procurement issues in the future.
The virtual world can be anything we want it to be; it can transport you to a location thousands of miles away without leaving your house or to an alien planet created in the designers mind – all whilst allowing the player to look and act however they want to, escaping the physical limitations of the real world.
At a time when technological innovations and the fourth industrial revolution is transforming the way developed countries live and work, it is staggering that there are over 800 million people today who are hungry. Studies show that there is a direct correlation between per capita income and the availability of fourth industrial revolution technologies.
The design of a city is a symbol of its era. Be it the available technology, scientific understanding, political goals or social ambitions of the age, these elements are represented in the unique characteristics of each city.
We are living through the age of disruption, both technological and geopolitical. Technologies such as robotics and artificial intelligence are reinventing factory floors, replacing human co-workers with fast-acting collaborative robots
Every brain has differences in the number of neurons it possesses and how they are wired together within the brain network. Studies have shown that although we all share a common structure of one third of our brains, the other two thirds are entirely unique to the individual and these differences create the nuances in our personalities but can also be the cause mental illness.
The smart toy market is expected to reach $5.4 billion by 2024 – a technological advancement that reflects the increasing digital connectivity in today’s society. Children can learn to code and program whilst playing with their toys, which will help them with their education as well as arming them for future employment opportunities.
It's been almost 20 years since Tim Bernes-Lee invented the World Wide Web, forever transforming the way information is stored and accessed, and yet it continues to evolve.