Here for an interesting project that promises to store all of our data for an unlimited future by drawing on organic technology.
The method draws on principles of natural heritage and saves data (including cultural heritage) by emitting O2 while cutting down on CO2, thus contributing to saving the planet ….
Curious? You should be! More information is available here.
In 2017, Linnaeus University in Kalmar, Sweden, was awarded a UNESCO Chair on Heritage Futures. This is one of eight Chairs in Sweden, and the only one within the cultural sector. Cornelius Holtorf, holder of the UNESCO Chair, alongside Anders Högberg and Sarah May, will continue to generate ideas through this forum.