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Future Now finds answers to today's questions

Future Now finds answers to today's questions

Deutsche Welle presents 20 projects that will change our lives, and do it soon - not in the distant future. These researchers are looking for solutions to burning questions about the future.

 

Health, mobility, communications and the environment: these are some of the key areas for science in the future. The Deutsche Welle project "Future Now" highlights scientists in all these fields who are seeking innovative solutions for our most pressing questions not just theories from ivory towers.

Presented in seven languages and accompanied by multimedia features, Future Now illustrates Germany's role in the scientific community and its cooperation with international scientists. All the scientists profiled in the project are working on research that will influence the spheres of health, mobility, communication and the environment in the future.

The future of health

There are few areas of research that are so closely connected to people's hopes as the field of medicine. What do we know about our genetic makeup? Can we cure deadly diseases, or at least slow their advance?

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Stem cells in China serve as a model for the development of treatments against genetic diseases. In Munich scientists are looking into tiny chips that could be implanted to improve cognitive skills. Researchers in Jena and Munich work to develop efficient ways for diagnosing Alzheimer's disease before it claims a patient's personality.

The future of mobility

As the labor market demands people relocate to wherever there's work, the employees of the future will have to become more mobile and flexible. Future Now shows how emissions-free airplanes and cars with a built-in autopilot could make our lives cleaner and easier.

The future of communication

As mobile technology spreads into more and more parts of daily life, smaller, faster and easier to use devices will become the norm. Research underway could turn every LED light into a wireless broadband transmitter allowing the Internet to come out of a desk lamp. Meanwhile, organic LEDs could turn entire walls into electronic displays.

The challenge of the environment

New ideas are vital to preserving the Earth's natural resources and ensuring that we have enough space to live healthy lives. Future Now profiles projects that aim to solve environmental problems, including genetically modified plants made to withstand droughts, and a biosensor that shows people if their water is contaminated with arsenic.

Follow the links to the website below to find out more about these projects and others or join the discussion on Facebook.

Author: Judith Hartl /sms
Editor: Kristin Zeier


http://www.dw-world.de/dw/article/0,,14858748,00.html

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