Massimo Temporelli is a physicist and science communicator with over twenty-five years of experience in spreading scientific, technological, and innovation culture. He has worked in universities, media, museums, companies, and FabLabs, focusing particularly on the relationship between humans and technology and its social implications. He has written several books, including How Will the World Be When I Grow Up, his first book for young readers, and hosted numerous TV programs and podcasts, such as F**ing Genius*, with over a million downloads. In 2012, he founded the first FabLab in Milan, has spoken at TED, and received the "Federico Faggin Innovation Award" in 2016.

What the World Will Be Like When I Grow Up
Non-Fiction
For millennia, we human beings have been walking a path made of progress and mistakes, leaps forward and steps backward. But where will the extraordinary discoveries of science take us? How will we overcome the great environmental challenges of our time?
This book tries to give an answer, one decade at a time, taking us on a fun scientific journey to discover out future up to 2080. We will live in smart cities, we will defeat pollution thanks to robotic trees, we will build space lifts a hundred thousand kilometres high, we will marry artificial intelligences, we will eat cricket flour, we will talk to animals… Massimo Temporelli, a science communicator capable of imagining the future, explains in a fun, simple way how our planet can become a wonderful place… with a little effort from all of us.
- An accessible journey into the future. Through science, imagination, and humor, a story that makes tomorrow’s biggest challenges easy to understand.
- Brilliant popular science for curious minds. Massimo Temporelli guides young readers on an adventure through smart cities, robots, artificial intelligence, and new possibilities for humanity.
Publisher:
Battello a Vapore
Target:
12+
Year:
2024
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