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The Internet of Things is a popular vision of objects with internet connections sending information back and forth to make our lives easier and more

A Quick Recap on Web 3.0 While Web 1.0 consisted of static documents and read-only data (static web pages), Web 2.0 introduced multimedia content,

Space Rules!   Before humans settle or even set foot on Mars, engineers and scientists have to solve all sorts of problems, like protecting space

It’s been 20 years since the first components of the International Space Station (ISS) were launched from Earth. Orbiting the planet every 90 minutes

The third and largest wave of American innovation is drawing to a close, according to an ambitious and inventive effort to identify the most influential

The boundaries between digital and physical space are disappearing at a breakneck pace. What was once static and boring is becoming dynamic and magical. 

Exponential technologies are upending old business models and unlocking new possibilities. The ways in which humanity is addressing global grand challenges are

Thomas Jefferson imagined a nation of independent, self-reliant Americans who plowed their own fields and created their own destinies. And for a long time,

It’s touchdown again on Mars, with NASA’s InSight probe. This latest mission will continue our exploration of much that is still unknown about

Western Europe is the leading hub for the world’s talent, outperforming other regions in attracting, developing and retaining highly skilled employees.

The concept of building shareholder value has been a driving force of business since companies began to go public. Yet as businesses and governments adjust to

If you want to be as healthy as possible, there are no treadmills or weight machines required. Don’t just take my word for it - look to the longest-lived

NASA has made a commitment to send humans to Mars by the 2030s. This is an ambitious goal when you think that a typical round trip will anywhere between

People who stay up late and struggle to get out of bed in the morning - the “night owls” among us - appear to have a higher risk of early death than “larks”

Singapore has long been an educational high-achiever, endorsing rote learning and long study hours to propel school children toward exam success. But change is