During the London Design Biennale 30 national participations highlight design’s impact on the world.

Responding to the theme "How will we live together?" national pavilions examine the local and global factors that influence future living.

Body augmentation is a growing field aimed at extending our physical abilities.

According to the United Nation’s Global E-waste Monitor 2020, global e-waste has come to be the fastest growing waste stream in the world.

The blockchain-based digital Mars house is an immersive experience, an actual house that is also a work of art in which you can live in VR.

This prediction of smells is another step closer to the world of sensory artificial intelligence.

Dimming the sun now seems an abstract idea but could become a reality to fight climate change.

Considering the consequences of neurotechnology related to free will, our thoughts and autonomy.

Rediet Abebe uses theoretical computer science tools to help design algorithms and artificial intelligence systems that address real-world problems.