
More than 6,000 people from 101 countries participated in the International Symposium "Inventing the Future"
On November 6, the International Symposium "Inventing the Future" concluded in Moscow.
On November 6, the International Symposium "Inventing the Future" concluded in Moscow.
The moderators and speakers of the Symposium formulated the most significant results of their joint work.
In his speech, Denis Manturov spoke about the main technological trends of the future.
On November 6, the discussion "Shaping the Future: Design" took place.
Threats in the context of accelerating digitalization and the role of artificial intelligence in ensuring data protection were discussed by the participants of the Symposium "Inventing the Future".
The concept of a rule-based order, the possibility of effective regulation of state relations, and other topics were discussed by participants of the "Inventing the Future" Symposium.
The session "New Development of the Arctic" was held at the site of the National Center "Russia", which brought together Russian and foreign experts.
On November 6, the International Symposium "Inventing the Future" at the National Centre RUSSIA hosted events dedicated to exploring outer space, examining the role of the Universe in people's daily lives and in art.
On November 4 – 6, the International Symposium "Inventing the Future" took place at the National Centre RUSSIA, bringing together scientists, researchers, futurists, writers, and government representatives from 101 countries.
On November 9, the "Day of the Future" will take place at the National Centre RUSSIA.
Participants of the International Symposium "Inventing the Future" at the National Centre RUSSIA grounds discussed how science fiction writers gift society with dreams, while scientists help answer the younger generation’s pressing question: "What comes next?"
The session participants discussed which technologies might emerge after AI, the consequences of swift technological progress, and the effects of AI on business, science, healthcare, and the evolving nature of work.
On November 5, the "Inventing the Future" Symposium continued at the National Centre RUSSIA.
A youth session titled "A Dream Today, A Reality Tomorrow" took place.
Leo Bokeria talked about his journey in medicine, the development of the cardiovascular centre, and its achievements.
The series of interviews with prominent politicians, scholars, cultural figures, and doctors continued.
The event was organized in collaboration with the ANO "Dialogue Regions" and the New Media Workshop.
On November 5, events dedicated to the theme of family and relationships of the future took place.
At the Symposium, a discussion took place on the case studies "Cities of the Future: creating Space for Life."
The Symposium runs a Congress titled "Museum: A Place for Shaping the Future."
A special bus tour of Russia’s capital was organized for the Symposium participants.
The International Symposium "Inventing the Future" is being held from November 4 to 6.
A special project of the National Centre RUSSIA, JSC "Russian Post," and JSC "Marka" has been launched.
The "Scientist of the Future" research relay was held as part of the International Symposium "Inventing the Future."
The excursion was dedicated to the history and architecture of the capital.
Unique editions were presented by participants from China and the United Arab Emirates.
Experts discussed the ideas of Russian cosmists and their relevance to constructing a constructive vision of the future.
The exposition features over 250 artworks in various techniques.
On November 4, the International Symposium "Inventing the Future" began at the National Centre RUSSIA in Moscow.
A series of interviews with prominent figures in science and culture has begun at the National Centre RUSSIA.
The project features over 120 manufacturers from 50 regions of the country.
A series of interviews has begun, featuring prominent politicians, scientists, and cultural figures as guests.
The Symposium featured an opening plenary discussion. The session topic was "The Philosophy of the Future."
A brainstorming session titled "What and How Will We Learn?" took place at the National Centre RUSSIA.
A case study on "How Technologies Will Change Content: Creation, Consumption, Distribution" took place.
Sergei Kiriyenko took part in the opening plenary discussion "The Philosophy of the Future."
Experts discussed the prospects for the development of traditional museums.
The Symposium featured a panel discussion on "The Future of the Multipolar World."
The Symposium featured a roundtable titled "Post-Information Society. What Comes Next?"
The "Inventing the Future" Symposium is taking place from November 4 to 6 at the National Centre RUSSIA.
To connect to the broadcast, simply visit the Symposium website.
Its participants include scientists, researchers, futurists, science fiction writers, and government representatives from 101 countries.
The Foreign Minister will speak at one of the key events of the Symposium - the panel discussion "Future of Multipolar World."
Until the new building is completed, the Centre will be housed in Pavilions No. 3, 4, and 7 at Expocentre.
The respective order is signed by Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Mikhail Mishustin.
The authors will present their vision of the future and discuss ethical and philosophical questions associated with technological progress.
Olga Dragoy, Director of the Center for Language and Brain at the Higher School of Economics (HSE) and one of the session’s keynote speakers, shared her vision of the future of science in light of technological advancements.
With advancements in modern technology and medical trends, questions arise about the future human appearance.
At the “Inventing the Future” Symposium, experts will explore how the appearance, roles, and functions of cities will evolve.
As part of the Symposium, experts from various countries will participate in the roundtable “Food Security and Food of the Future.”
Valery Fyodorov, General Director of VCIOM, shared insights into how innovations are transforming society.
Find out who will be the guests of honor, moderators, and experts at the events of the “Inventing the Future” Symposium.
The International Symposium "Inventing the Future" will serve as a unique platform for dialogue between states.
Russia National Centre begins operation on November 4. International Symposium “Inventing the Future” is its first event.
The “Heritage for the Future” exhibition will open on November 4, marking the first exposition at the Russia National Centre.
In anticipation of the event, the author spoke about how science fiction writers create visions of the future, relying on scientific achievements and societal trends.
Laxman Kumar Behera, an expert from the Indian Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses, will participate in the International Symposium “Inventing the Future.”
Industrial designer, Director of the Sber Design Lab, and futurologist Vladimir Pirozhkov will be one of the speakers at the International Symposium “Inventing the Future.”
In accordance with a decree by Russian President Vladimir Putin, the period from 2022 to 2031 has been designated as the Decade of Science and Technology.
Accreditation is required to attend the Symposium, which is available in the “For Media” section of the official event website.
The author believes that amid global shifts and the transition to a multipolar world, an open and constructive dialogue is more important than ever.
As part of the inaugural event at the Russia National Centre, an expert roundtable titled “Studying the Future” will be held.
The Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO) of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced its participation in the “Inventing the Future” Symposium.
Dmitry Marinichev will moderate a panel discussion of the future of finance.
The Symposium is expected to gather around 3,000 participants from SCO, BRICS, CIS countries, and others.
Russian artist and illustrator Andrey Shelyutto highlighted the significance of the Creating the Future Symposium.
Elizaveta Likhacheva, Director of the State Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts and art historian, along with representatives of other cultural institutions, will discuss how museums will communicate with audiences in the future.
During the “Inventing the Future” symposium, Elizaveta Likhacheva, Director of the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, along with representatives from other institutions, will discuss how museums will engage with future audiences.
The Symposium will be held from November 4 to 6 at the Russia National Centre.
The exhibition will explore one of the Symposium’s key topics: “Building on the past. Thinking about the future,” through the young artists’ creative expressions.
The significance of the Symposium has been recognized by the renowned science fiction author Sergey Lukyanenko.
Space exploration held a special place in the USSR. Let’s explore several significant Soviet science fiction films that not only captivated audiences but also posed crucial questions regarding humanity’s role in the immense universe, thereby shaping the future of the genre.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly articulated his vision for the future of our country. According to the head of state, the future is being crafted today, right before our eyes.
From November 4 to 6, the International Science Fiction Symposium “Inventing the Future” will take place at the National Centre RUSSIA, established by the directive of President Vladimir Putin. This will be the inaugural event for the National Centre, bringing together participants from across the globe.