New Technologies
July 2, 2021
New technology can come from nowhere and change the world – whether it's vaccines, the jet-plane, or the internet. But what might society’s next big game-changer be?
In the final episode of the Rebuilding America series, Stephen speaks to experts and researchers from all around the world and investigates the cutting-edge new technology that could provide solutions to our biggest problems.
Roman Orus, from Spain, is CSO at Multiverse Computing.
Professor Kevin Gurney, from Arizona, is lead scientist on the Vulcan Project, a Northern Arizona University research project focusing on CO2 emission analytics.
Professor Dean Ho is Director of WisDM, at the national University of Singapore’s Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine.
New technology can come from nowhere and change the world – whether it's vaccines, the jet-plane, or the internet. But what might society’s next big game-changer be?
In the final episode of the Rebuilding America series, Stephen speaks to experts and researchers from all around the world and investigates the cutting-edge new technology that could provide solutions to our biggest problems.
Roman Orus, from Spain, is CSO at Multiverse Computing.
Professor Kevin Gurney, from Arizona, is the lead scientist on the Vulcan Project, a Northern Arizona University research project focusing on CO2 emission analytics.
Professor Dean Ho is Director of WisDM, at the National University of Singapore’s Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine.
In the final episode of the Rebuilding America series, Stephen speaks to experts and researchers from all around the world and investigates the cutting-edge new technology that could provide solutions to our biggest problems.
Roman Orus, from Spain, is CSO at Multiverse Computing.
Professor Kevin Gurney, from Arizona, is the lead scientist on the Vulcan Project, a Northern Arizona University research project focusing on CO2 emission analytics.
Professor Dean Ho is Director of WisDM, at the National University of Singapore’s Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine.