We’re big fans of Paul Markillie, the Economist’s Innovation Editor who now also edits the magazine’s Technology Quarterly.

Paul has vast knowledge of emerging technologies, tech trends and their impact on business. You can view the latest edition of Technology Quarterly here.  

Here is a video in which Paul discusses three of the stories in the latest issue:

(i) the use of 3D printers to produce human tissues, a development which will eventually lead to organs for transplantation being printed on demand.

(ii) the future of chip-making as it becomes increasing difficult to make powerful semiconductors that rely on silicon.

(iii) ghostly drone ships, which are autonomous cargo vessels that could set sail without a crew. 

For further information on Paul Markillie, or to book him as a speaker, please contact Huw Diprose at huwd@chartwellpartners.co.uk, or on 0044 (0) 20 7792 3002.