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Questions on the future

Oxford Martin School academics explain how their research is making a difference to our global future.

Can better economic predictions inform better policy?

Videos - 23rd January 2013

Why do we need new ideas in economics?

Videos - 23rd January 2013

What is the impact of rising food prices?

Videos - 2nd January 2013

Could we have entirely clean energy in five years?

Videos - 3rd October 2012

When will we have electricity-producing windows?

Videos - 3rd October 2012

Are extreme weather events going to increase?

Videos - 23rd August 2012

How do you deal with uncertainty in climate models?

Videos - 23rd August 2012

Can nanotechnology help cure cancer?

Videos - 23rd August 2012

Why is partnership so important to global health?

Videos - 22nd August 2012

How is IT changing the role of a medical doctor?

Videos - 22nd August 2012

How can healthcare reach the world's poor?

Videos - 22nd August 2012

What will buildings of the future look like?

Videos - 9th August 2012

What will be the pros and cons of city life in the future?

Videos - 9th August 2012

What can the world's forests teach us about climate change?

Videos - 8th August 2012

How can we deal with the challenge of 'data overload'?

Videos - 8th August 2012
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