Over 120 people joined two panels of experts in the 18th March to explore how new connections will help to shape cities in the future and visions of Cambridge in 2065 as part of the 2015 Science Festival.
The event was co-hosted by the Forum, Cambridge Centre for Science and Policy (CSaP) and the Energy@Cambridge Initiative and took place in one of the Mill Lane lecture theatres in the centre of Cambridge.
The event focused on ‘Connectivity and flows in future cities’. The details of all the speakers are below and the evening was divided into two sessions. Professor Paul Linden chaired the first discussion between three experts who each outlined how they think that new connections will help to shape future cities, including where people live, how they live their lives and how they respond to challenges of city life in the future. The second panel was chaired by Kirsten Henson and focused on 'Visions of future Cambridge'.