Category Archives: Newsletter

London Futurists news, 26th November 2015

Posted on 26 November, 2015 by David Wood

Dear Futurists, I write with news of three external events that may be of interest to you, along with some updates on our own London Futurists events. 1.) Last few hours to register for “The future of human health” But … Continue reading →

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London Futurists news, 4th November 2015

Posted on 4 November, 2015 by David Wood

Dear Futurists 1.) Forthcoming new meetings One new event has recently been added to the London Futurists meetup calendar. It’s happening on the evening of Monday 14th December and is taking place in the Crucible Building of University College London … Continue reading →

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Anticipating September (and beyond)

Posted on 31 August, 2015 by David Wood

Dear Futurists A few days ago, London Futurists Meetup sailed past the landmark figure of 4,000 members. (At time of writing, membership has now reached 4,033.) Many thanks to everyone for their support and interest in the future! This success … Continue reading →

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Brave New World – 1, 2, 3

Posted on 12 August, 2015 by David Wood

Dear London Futurists – I’ve got three announcements to share with you. 1.) Brave New World and London Futurists It’s my a pleasure to announce that London Futurists are supporting a prize contest run by TheatreCloud and the Touring Consortium … Continue reading →

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London Futurists news, 10th August 2015

Posted on 10 August, 2015 by David Wood

Dear London Futurists, I’ve got a few items of news to share: 1.) New venue for occasional London Futurists events: Birkbeck College is a fine event for the London Futurists meetups on Saturday afternoons. However, it’s not so easy to … Continue reading →

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Anticipating 2040 – the event and the book

Posted on 26 June, 2015 by David Wood

Dear Futurists, Anticipating 2040 – the event The website is now live for the forthcoming London Futurists event “Anticipating 2040: Roadmap to sustainable abundance”: http://anticipating2040.com/. This event is taking place on Saturday 3rd October. It will feature eleven speakers who will address aspects … Continue reading →

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London Futurists news, 17th May 2015

Posted on 17 May, 2015 by David Wood

Dear Futurists, 1.) The future of anti-aging activism? It is destroying me. It is destroying my family. But most important, it is destroying all of you. It is aging. Aging wipes out all the beauty in the world. These impassioned words … Continue reading →

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London Futurists news, 18th Apr 2015

Posted on 18 April, 2015 by David Wood

Dear Futurists, 1.) Forthcoming London Futurists events Several new London Futurists events have been scheduled in the last week or so. As a quick reminder, here’s what’s in the diary at time of writing: The future of robot ethics, with … Continue reading →

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London Futurists news, 27th Feb 2015

Posted on 27 February, 2015 by David Wood

Dear London Futurists, There are several forthcoming events that you may want to consider attending: 1.) A masterclass on climate change issues – Sat 7th March Our session in Birkbeck on Sat 7th March features a writer and practical activist on … Continue reading →

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London Futurists news, 13th Feb 2015

Posted on 13 February, 2015 by David Wood

Several people have replied to my previous newsletter, drawing my attention to important events and projects that I didn’t want to delay before sharing more widely… 1.) Computers and the brain – Lovelace Lecture at the BCS From http://academy.bcs.org/content/lovelace-lecture: 2015 Lovelace Lecture – … Continue reading →

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