Melissa SterryHow Emerging Tech and Innovative Design Could Make Airports More Inclusive Placesverified_publisherCondé Nast Traveler - By JD ShadelFrom self-driving personal vehicles to sensory rooms and heartbeat scans, the airport experience is due for some big changes. The Future of Travel column is a monthly series exploring the innovations and bold ideas moving travel forward. “You’re treated like cattle.” It’s one of the most oft-repeated …
Melissa SterryBiohotels and printable burgers: How travel will look 100 years from nowverified_publisherthepointsguy.com - Joe EllisonAsk yourself, what does the future of travel hold? Do you want a flying taxi? A 3D-printed steak in space? How about robot assistants haggling the …
Melissa SterryThree innovations shaping the future of healthcarespringwise.com - Hannah HudsonHealth is one area where humanity has made impressive progress over the past century. Since 1900, the global average life expectancy has more than …
Melissa SterryYour heartbeat instead of a passport — experts predict travel in 2070New York Post - Chantelle Francis, News.com.auStaying in underwater hotels, having your own personal holographic concierge, and even using your heartbeat instead of a passport – travel is …
Melissa Sterry53:33BIOfutures :: biomaterials | In conversation with Dr. Melissa Sterry and Rosie BroadheadMelissa Sterry on YouTubeIn this BIOfutures session, Dr. Melissa Sterry and Rosie Broadhead discuss how research at the edge of biomaterials science suggests apparel and accessories ...
Melissa Sterry59:30BIOfutures :: biomaterials | In conversation with Dr. Melissa Sterry and Paige Perillat-PiratoineMelissa Sterry on YouTubeHow might emerging bio sensing and bioenergy concepts converge with biomaterials to catalyse a new generation of material systems? In this BIOfutures session...
