In the 20th century, microchips became as vital to global stability and progress as oil. To better understand Europe’s future role in the industry, we speak to Chris Miller, author of Chip War, for his insights.

As futures studies becomes more participatory, could the shifting will of the masses become a disrupting force?

The Institute’s resident futurists engage in a classic scenario-planning exercise, crafting four distinct snapshots of the continent’s future.

For most of human history we believed that everything that could happen, had already happened – ad infinitum. Media technologies would change that.

We speak to Delton Chen, the civil engineer and geo-hydrologist who first thought of the carbon coin.

The world’s largest public service broadcaster sits down with us for a conversation about the value of foresight in a contested future media ecosystem.