Institute For The Future

The hopsital has been at the center of health care; it was designed this way. However, the hospital has been unbundling for some time. Hospital...

Famous mathematician and network theorist Albert-Laszlo Barabasi and colleauges have used large sets of mobile phone location observations to better...

STOMP (STop smoking Over Mobile Phone): “Clinical trials have shown that using STOMP doubled reported quit rates from 13% to 28% after six weeks“....

when you say mobile I think not mobile phone but physically mobile health workers. There is a huge abundance of such work in Kenya. Be it mobile HIV...

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From Eric Peterson, a web analytics guy who Richard mentioned at our last meeting:

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Last year, I gave a talk at a major design expo on the future of presence. I argued that we need to be keenly aware of the historical relationship...

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Here is the latest from the partnership of Apple & Nike to promote physical fitness.

The Kauffman Foundation released a study this week, How The Disciple Became The Guru (summary, full report) that offers an inside look at how Indian...

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A recent article in Research Policy landed on my desk today, titled "The Maturation of Global Corporate R&D: Evidence From the Activity of U.S....

Vertical farms finally make the move from cybergreen fantasy to the pages of the New York Times. The logic is seductive: urban towers, filled not with...

Whenever the topic of low-cost 3D fabrication comes up, one inevitable question (after "how expensive is a printer?") is "does anyone do...

IFTF researcher David Pescovitz shared an article from Nature News today that covers the proliferation of crowdsourced biodata sharing. Recent months...

IFTF researcher David Pescovitz shared an article from Nature News today that covers the proliferation of crowdsourced biodata sharing. Recent months...

IFTF researcher David Pescovitz shared an article from Nature News today that covers the proliferation of crowdsourced biodata sharing. Recent months...

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