Inspired by the X-Club, our fellow future explorers over at IFTF launched the X2 project a while ago. This ‘open’, collective research initiative aims to

“identify major trends and disruptions in science, technology, and the practice of science over the next twenty years and their impacts on the larger society.”

IFTF previously also conducted the UK’s Office of Science and Innovation’s Deltascan,  creating a database and map of trends and forecasts regarding the 50-year future of science and technology.

Related posts:

1. Science fiction, science faction
2. WFS: 20 forecasts for 2010-2050
3. future cupid

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