Techfestival 2018

150 digital thinkers and practitioners convened from all parts of the world in Copenhagen for an intense 48-hour session on the current…

“Post-truth is what happens when our ability to trust reality breaks down” — thus says Matt Webb (UK) Technologist and Investor with R/GA…

Ever wonder what goes on behind closed doors of NASA, or what will be the next most groundbreaking technology to be used in space…

On the first night of Techfestival we were lucky to have Indy Johar (UK), Architects & Co-Founder of Dark Matter Laboratories, open our…

On the first night of Techfestival Tim Leberecht (DE) Author & Co-Founder of The Business Romantic Society took the Circle Stage to…

In this keynote talk at Techfestival, Claire L. Evans (US), Musician, Sci-Fi Editor and Author of Broad Band took us on a journey into the…

We were absolutely thrilled to to have Dr. Lisa Mosconi (US) Neuroscientist & Author of Brain Food join our series of keynote speakers at…

In this keynote talk from Techfestival 2018 Angela Oguntala (US/DK) Director at Futures Consultancy Greyspace helps us uncover how to…

Bruce Sterling (US) is an author, journalist, sci-fi writer, editor and critic. He is a renowned keynote speaker at South by Southwest…

At Techfestival 2018 James Bridle (UK), Artist & Author of New Dark Age, gave a keynote talk on the historical and cultural paradigm shift…

Ingrid Burrington (US), Writer and Author of Networks of New York took the Circle Stage at Techfestival 2018 to deliver an eye-opening…

A collective exploration on how to use silence to cultivate meaning in our lives.

At Gehl we make cities for people. We work with a range of clients and collaborators to ensure that cities not only ensure that people get…

It is hard to tell what works and what doesn’t, when corporations work with startups. Culture clashes often kill great ideas.

Here are 5 ways young people can prepare for a future job market where change is the only certainty.

The sensory experience of food can be mediated by technology. In order to better understand how, cross-disciplinary thinking is necessary.

Technology does not provide simple solutions to the humanitarian community when documenting human rights violations.

This walking tour was designed by Aslak Ransby, Ingrid Burrington and Janet Gunter for the Internet Infrastructure Summit at Techfestival.