Welcome to the Future

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) represents one of the most pressing challenges in global health today, as pathogens evolve to outsmart our most effective treatments. AMR occurs when microorganisms like bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites develop the ability to resist the effects of drugs that once killed them or inhibited their growth.

Stefano Bertacchi, PhD, an industrial biotechnologist, sits down with Supertrends founder, Lars Tvede to discuss the wonderful world of biotechnology. Biotechnology covers many processes such as food production and vaccine technology. With such a broad scope, your life is affected daily by this sector, often without even realizing it.

As 2024 unfolded, it became clear that humanity's journey into space is as much about overcoming obstacles as it is about celebrating successes. While the year showcased groundbreaking achievements, it also revealed the unpredictable nature of pushing technological and logistical boundaries. Delayed launches, technical challenges, and recalibrated ambitions remind us that the road to the stars is rarely a straight one.

Space exploration has always been a testament to human ingenuity, a frontier where science meets ambition. In recent years, the sector has experienced a remarkable acceleration, transitioning from government-dominated initiatives to a dynamic arena shaped by private innovation, international collaboration, and cutting-edge technology. Beyond national pride and scientific curiosity, space exploration addresses critical global challenges such as climate monitoring, resource management, and enhanced connectivity, while inspiring future generations.

Digital fashion, a burgeoning trend in the fashion industry, merges technology with design to create virtual garments and immersive experiences. This innovative intersection offers limitless creative possibilities, reshaping how we perceive, consume, and interact with fashion in the digital age.

Ubiquitous computing has raised as one of the major trends of our time, with societies and industries relying more than ever before on IT services. Quantum computing, demonstrated by the end of the XX century, promises a big step forward on the matter, accelerating processes and improving the performance of current computers.