April 2004 Archives

Update: This post was called "University of Houston closes its future studies course" but the course is now alive and well and I wanted to stop the misleading title appearing prominently in related Google searches. The course has moved to the main University of Houston campus and appears to be much invigorated. Read more about it. (20 April 2006)

I'm guessing that the future must have seemed a more viable prospect in the past. This week it was announced that the University of Houston - Clear Lake is to wind up its Future Studies masters degree, which was founded in 1975, just up the road from NASA's Johnson Space Center.

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Visions of 2058 for the Tate gallery
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Futures conferences
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The Pro-Actionary Principle
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10 things 3D printers can do now
Apologies for the recent silence; I was ill and then woefully distracted. Let’s catch up.… More…

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