Richard Watson, Founder/Editor 'What's Next' and author, reflects on Imperial's conference TF2033, and explains: why should universities foresight? For more information please visit

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Dr Aldo Faisal is a neuroscientist seeking to decode how our brains generate behaviour from our intentions. His research has led to the creation of many neurotechnologies, including brain-machine-interfaces that utilise eye tracking, which could lead to a new generation of technologies -- including, one day, cognitive prosthetics. For more information please visit

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Dr. Finn Giuliani explores how new understanding of material properties at a tiny scale could lead to a radical transformation in the way we make use of their mechanical properties for architecture, aviation and other industries. for more information please visit

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Professor Eric Yeatman of Imperial College looks ahead 20 years to how micro technologies and can increase the intelligence of systems in digital economies. For more information please visit

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Dr Michelle Moram of Imperial College London explains what might be possible with the development of a periodic hyper table - and asks us to imagine what materials we could design, with exactly the properties we desire. To find out more about Michelle and what she does, please visit

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Dr Travis Bayer of Imperial College London asks us to think about life as a programmable machine. To find out more about Travis and what he does please visit

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Dr Greg Offer of Imperial College London shares his views on what the future of transport might look like - and how that will change societies across the world. To find out more about Greg and what he does at Imperial please visit

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Emil Lupu builds computer systems that can be continuously adapted to their environment and changes in how they are used. In his outlook for big data, Emil sees a world in which humans and machines collaborate to make sense of the huge amounts of unstructured data we are starting to gather from sensors. For more information please visit

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With thanks to the London Euphonia Orchestra ( Professor John de Mello of Imperial College London imagines a world in which we might discover the origins of life in a flow reactor. For more information, please visit

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Professor Julie McCann takes her inspiration from nature for writing algorithms that allow distributed wireless networks to become self-organising, adaptive and intelligent. Julie's technologies already find a home in monitoring water networks and to monitor pollution in cities. Looking ahead, sensors the size of dust will supersede today's cloud-based processing -- computing intelligence will move out on the edge. For more information please visit

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