Conferences Editions
Futura Expo 2025
7-8-9 March 2025
Brixia Forum, Brescia
Economics for the Environment
Speakers
Andre Geim
University of Manchester, Nobel Laureate in Physics
2010
Kamiar Mohaddes
Cambridge University
The I.S.E.O. Institute will partner with ProBrixia and Camera di Commercio di Brescia to promote the three-day conference “Futura Expo – Economics for the Environment”, held in Brescia the 7-8-9 March 2025.
The event brings together economists, scientists, academics, politicians and entrepreneurs holding debates and seminars to discuss the future of technology, economy, and especially the environment.
On Saturday, 8th March, Prof. Kamiar Mohaddes (University of Cambridge) will give a speech entitled “Do we Understand the Risks? Economic Implications of Climate Change”, promoted by Politics Hub.
On Sunday, 9th March, Prof. Andre Geim (Nobel Laureate in Physics 2010) will give a speech entitled “Random walk to Stockholm” and will be moderated by Prof. Paolo Bergese (University of Brescia). In his lecture, he will trace his research journey focusing on graphene, the material for which the prize was awarded to thim. While it is the thinnest possible material — just one atomic plane of carbon atoms — graphene has revealed extraordinary properties that have captured the attention of scientists worldwide. He will explain why this material has generated such excitement and discuss its potential to advance various technologies.
The I.S.E.O. Institute will partner with ProBrixia and Camera di Commercio di Brescia to promote the three-day conference “Futura Expo – Economics for the Environment”, held in Brescia the 7-8-9 March 2025.
The event brings together economists, scientists, academics, politicians and entrepreneurs holding debates and seminars to discuss the future of technology, economy, and especially the environment.
On Saturday, 8th March, Prof. Kamiar Mohaddes (University of Cambridge) will give a speech entitled “Do we Understand the Risks? Economic Implications of Climate Change”, promoted by Politics Hub.
On Sunday, 9th March, Prof. Andre Geim (Nobel Laureate in Physics 2010) will give a speech entitled “Random walk to Stockholm” and will be moderated by Prof. Paolo Bergese (University of Brescia). In his lecture, he will trace his research journey focusing on graphene, the material for which the prize was awarded to thim. While it is the thinnest possible material — just one atomic plane of carbon atoms — graphene has revealed extraordinary properties that have captured the attention of scientists worldwide. He will explain why this material has generated such excitement and discuss its potential to advance various technologies.