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CAN THE GLOBAL HOUSING PROBLEM BE SOLVED?
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Future Opportunities Innovation Workshop
From January 11 through 12, 2004 the Corning Company sponsored a workshop to explore the major global trends and discover if these offered opportunities for the company. The workshop was attended by about 150 Corning scientists and executives and sent by video link to France and Russia. Presenting at the workshop were:
Amory Lovins, Rocky Mountain Institute: Transportation Jonathan Pershing, Director of Climate, Energy and Pollution Program, World Resource Institute: Environment Issues Bill Halal, futurist, George Washington University: Perspective on the Future Peter Morrison, RAND: Socio-Economics and Demographics Mary DeRosa, Center for Strategic & International Studies: Security/Privacy Concerns Bernice Rogowitz, IBM Watson Research Center: Computing and Communications Dr. Roderic Pettigrew, National Institute of Health: Biotechnology & Medicine Dr. Gene Meieran, Intel: Manufacturing Renata Bushko, Future of Health Tech Institute: Health Care Shuvo Roy, Cleveland Clinic Lerner Research Institute: Biology and Medicine Helen Greiner, iRobot: Automation/Robotics John Torkelson, Northwestern University: Materials Alain Diebold, SemaTech: Measurement Huck Rorick, Groundwork Institute: Housing
This article is taken from Huck Rorick’s presentation to the workshop on the global housing problem.
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