WTF for Cities? is a platform to introduce and connect people who are actively and consciously working on the future of cities and to introduce research about the future of cities.
The Gradient
Ruthanne Huising and Pedro Monteiro
Insight Futures
Aidpreneur
Lucy Patterson and Joram Schwartzmann
INCOSE SA
ADM+S Centre
Earth+30
INCOSE SA
Wiley
Paul Spain
Major Projects Association
AI Asia Pacific Institute
The Applied Anthropology Network
Carnegie Mellon University
CADA
Kathy Nelson
Anand Subramanian
Dr. Jo Havemann
Video Archive – The Conference by Media Evolution
SOUR
Requier Wait
73bit.com
Hosted by Martin Delahunty
Dawn Walter
DesignIntelliigence
EdUp Insights
Rob Price
Mustafa Sherif
Roshni Sharma
APM, the chartered body for the project profession
Mustafa Sherif
infoinnouts
Amit Midha & Danny Elmarji
Aurecon
Manuel Brenner
Find Out Why
purdueengineering
Marshall Poe
Orsolya Bojte
Michele Ong
Knowledge Equity Lab
University of Michigan Civil and Environmental Engineering
MK & AK
Santa Fe Institute, Michael Garfield
Krell Institute
Matt Artz
Exponential View
SingularityNET
Oxford University
The Long Now Foundation
Edbridge
TC Camp
MIT Professional Education
XPRIZE Foundation
European Futurists Conference Lucerne
BABLE Smart Cities
Rob Barlow
Elsevier
Mark McBride-Wright
Edalex
Jerome James
Adam Jones
Alexander Medik
Why Not Change the World? The RPI Podcast
NTNU - Digital Enterprise
International Civil Society Centre
Choice
Vishwajeet and Devendra
Uzziel Perez
Berlin University Alliance
Nevelab Technologies
Pascal Huijbers
We Are Liminal
2SER 107.3FM
Tom Koulopoulos
Eutropian
The SPE Podcast
Stanford Social Innovation Review
The Long Now Foundation
IET Smart Cities
Clayming Space
Matthew Putman
Peter Bihr & Andrea Krajewski
The Thesis Talks
Hoare Lea
Nature Careers
UN SDG:Learn
ScienceTalks
Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult
Sune Lehmann
None
Ciara and Rachel
Creatable
Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering
Nicci Rossouw speaks with leading industry figures here in Australia
Com.Unity.Lab
The Oil and Gas Climate Initiative
Jousef Murad
Oxford University