by Claudio Sanna | Apr 22, 2020 | Foresight Thoughts
Professor John Conway loved solving simple problems that revealed big truths. Gifted at using metaphors to simplify difficult mathematical and abstract concepts, he enjoyed his hunt for mathematical epiphanies. He considered his research as “play” and discovered...
by Nick Price | Apr 8, 2020 | Foresight Thoughts
Our trade-dependencies have become commonplace in our food imports, where we have been dependent on global suppliers to deliver food to different regions. As the crisis has deepened, we have seen our supply chains working over-time to deliver food to cities globally....
by Claudio Sanna | Apr 2, 2020 | Academic Visions, Foresight Thoughts
As we mentioned in our last article, the scientific community, society and the industry are responding to this unknown and novel threat with ingenious solutions across many domains. The global system is under pressure and the scientific communities are called to take...
by Nick Price | Mar 27, 2020 | Foresight Thoughts
The current happening is for many seen as a “Black Swan” Scenario, an unpredictable outlier event, from its inventor Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Lebanese economist ex-trader known for his studies in uncertainty, risk and anti-fragility. Others argue that this...
by Claudio Sanna | Mar 17, 2020 | Foresight Thoughts
The Generating Genius program, has worked for 15 years to ensure that talented students from BAME backgrounds are positioned to excel in STEM careers, their mission is to help young minds unlock and realise their potential and talents. At this year’s event held...
