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2020 Science About 2020 Science - 2020 Science 2020 Science started life as a nanotechnology blog at SafeNano in 2007. Since then, its developed into a personal blog addressing emerging technologies, responsible innovation, risk, science communica...

2020 Science 2020 Science is a blog written by scientist, author, and professor Andrew Maynard. It covers emerging technologies, responsible innovation, risk, science communication, and the intersection between sc...

2020 Science Ten emerging technology trends to watch over the next decade - 2020 Science Ten years ago at the close of the 20th century, people the world over were obsessing about the millennium bug – an unanticipated glitch arising from an earlier technology. I wonder how clear it was t...