Seoul Digital Forum 2015: Questioning the Future of IT
- 9 years ago
Seoul Digital Forum 2015: Questioning the Future of IT
The Seoul Digital Forum 2015 opened in Seoul, Korea, under the theme "Conscious Curiosity." This year's event brought together sixty of the world's most innovative minds to stir up curiosity about science and IT and inspire people. The most noteworthy lecturers were physicist Kip Thorne, scientific advisor to the sci-fi film "Interstellar," and Korea's Song Yoo-geun, a science prodigy who now majors in astrophysics at the University of Science and Technology. These two scientists showed that the new approach to science is not about memorizing a formula, but it's about instinctively understanding a phenomenon. 4Angles explores the future of Korea's IT industry and meet the innovative minds who will lead the country into that future.
The Seoul Digital Forum 2015 opened in Seoul, Korea, under the theme "Conscious Curiosity." This year's event brought together sixty of the world's most innovative minds to stir up curiosity about science and IT and inspire people. The most noteworthy lecturers were physicist Kip Thorne, scientific advisor to the sci-fi film "Interstellar," and Korea's Song Yoo-geun, a science prodigy who now majors in astrophysics at the University of Science and Technology. These two scientists showed that the new approach to science is not about memorizing a formula, but it's about instinctively understanding a phenomenon. 4Angles explores the future of Korea's IT industry and meet the innovative minds who will lead the country into that future.