Future Here covers cutting-edge science and technology that has the potential to help solve some of humankind's biggest challenges.
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Renewable energy
Solar power
Quantum computing
Space exploration
and other interesting future technology
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Malaria kills over 600,000 people annually. CRISPR-based gene editing has the potential to eradicate numerous Insect-borne diseases.
Dr. Omar Akbari and his team have achieved the seemingly impossible. They've developed innovative techniques for editing malaria genes within mosquitoes. This discovery has the potential to revolutionize the way we approach not just malaria but numerous other dangerous diseases carried by insects.
Learn more from the newest Future Here podcast episode: https://youtu.be/cAmKQcZWb4s
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What would you like to know about quantum computers?
This week I'm interviewing the Manager of a quantum computer. Send your questions about the development, future applications and challenges of quantum computers and I'll ask these in the interview.
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The channel has reached 50 000 subscribers! 🎉
To celebrate this, I'm launching Future Here Interviews - a podcast where I interview scientists and tech entrepreneurs working with cutting edge technology that can change our society for the better.
The first interview is about Europe's fastest supercomputer LUMI.
Check out the interview with the staff:
https://youtu.be/n9XLTV1uVxA
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Future Here has exceeded 40,000 subscribers! Thanks to everyone for subscribing!
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This week I'm interviewing two researchers working with LUMI - Europe's fastest supercomputer.
Send any questions you would like to ask about this beast of a supercomputer, and the research projects the team is working on.
More information about LUMI:
lumi-supercomputer.eu/about-lumi/
eurohpc-ju.europa.eu/lumi-fastest-supercomputer-eu…
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Who do you think I should interview about cutting-edge science and technology?
Send your ideas for Future Here interviews!
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Hi!
I'm working on the first Future Here interviews. I'd like you to participate and post any interview questions for the guest.
The first scientist I'm interviewing is Youhong Guo - a chemical engineer at MIT researching water-absorbent gels that can absorb water from the surrounding air. This could potentially be used to harvest drinking water in dry regions.
Read more about the team's research:
gizmodo.com/absorbent-gel-pulls-water-from-air-184…
static-content.springer.com/esm/art%3A10.1038%2Fs4…
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The Future Here channel now has 30k subscribers! Thanks, everyone for subscribing!
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Today's video is all about the James Webb Telescope.
I'll cover the telescope's newest images, its technology and the 10-month mission so far.
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Do you think the new Pillars of Creation images are the best images the James Webb Space Telescope has captured so far?
Today's Future Here episode is all about the James Webb Telescope.
I'll cover the telescope's ten-month journey, a selection of images it has captured and much more. You can also see the new Pillars of Creation images in today's episode.
The episode premiered at 12.00 Eastern Standard Time (EST), or 4pm GMT for our UK audience.
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