Nutrition Deferred
Outside of medicine, genomics can make the biggest impact on the quality of human life by improving the quality and
Read moreEcology
The Graying Planet Revisited
As we’ve forecasted in prior issues of Trends, if the Baby Boomers follow the career, health, and spending trajectories of
Read moreThe Rise of the Mega-City
As we reported in the February 2005 issue of Trends, the U.S. population is being dispersed from the cities and
Read moreRising Domestic Terrorism
Since September 11, 2001, Americans have been highly alert for terrorist threats from abroad, especially from Islamic extremists. But a
Read moreIndia Is Coming
As Peter Drucker and many other experts have pointed out, knowledge is the most vital resource in today’s economy. It
Read moreWater, Water Everywhere, but Fewer Drops to Drink
One of the biggest geopolitical factors facing the world is as old as civilization itself: too little usable fresh water
Read moreNanotech Venture Capital Boom on the Horizon
Even as recently as the mid-‘90s, most serious scientists and technology analysts dismissed nanotechnology as a far-off dream. A few
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