Discover ideas and solutions for a beautiful tomorrow

VITO brings its Young Advisory Board to the main stage with research built to stay relevant for centuries, from circular cities to space electrochemistry.

In a summit about the future of intelligence, Gurudev asks what lies beyond it, then guides the entire audience through a live meditation.

Eoghan O'Neill argues Europe's regulatory ambition is not a handicap but a blueprint, and that smart regulation and innovation are allies.

What happens behind the decks when Netsky plays? A live demo of the technology that keeps lights, visuals and effects in sync with the music.

A 9.5 billion dollar judgment against Chevron, then a 60 billion dollar counter-suit and nearly 1,000 days of detention. Steven Donziger tells it.

Smog towers that turn pollution into jewellery. Daan Roosegaarde on beauty as the blueprint for a world worth living in.

World champion dancer Gil The Grid takes the closing show somewhere words cannot reach. A moment to breathe, feel and reconnect.

Mo Gawdat spent years building moonshots at Google [X]. Now he asks what it means to be human when technology starts to look a lot like us.

What if studying animals says more about our own biases? Dr Christine Webb on how human exceptionalism shapes science itself.

Three pioneers at the point where creativity meets technology on how bold ideas become the next generation of live experiences.

A hyper-connected world, and loneliness quietly rising. Three outspoken Belgian voices on intimacy, connection and what most panels avoid.

Two decades of advocating for sustainable cocoa, and a candid answer to what has actually changed. Antonie C. Fountain does not flatter the sector.

Eva Smets of Oxfam Belgium on fair trade as more than a label, from a coffee bar in Ghent to global campaigns on inequality.

Four voices from design, research and industry on the materials fashion is made of, and what has to change. Hosted by Lisbeth Imbo.

A 25-year career left behind, and a music and arts school built inside one of Kolkata's largest slum communities. What turning purpose into action takes.

Clothes are never just clothes. Olivier Theyskens on the emotional bonds we form with garments and on making conscious fashion desirable.

Real robots, real demonstrations, and a clear look at how robotics is already changing work, industry and everyday life.

Technology is reshaping festivals at breathtaking speed, but is it always for the better? Prof Lieven De Marez offers a human compass.

A surgeon operating from 2,000 kilometres away, followed by a world first: a live set created in real time through robotic arms.

Bandcamp, Tomorrowland Music, Google DeepMind and Lost Frequencies on what AI makes possible in music, and what it threatens.

Ben Crowe coaches world-class athletes and executives. Nine shifts that turn adversity into possibility and take the pressure off.

What if the most innovative technology you have seen was 1,500 years old? Ingrid De Ryck of AB InBev makes the case for natural intelligence.

Spoken word artist Amara Gabriela van der Elst holds up a mirror to our shared humanity. An invitation to reflect, connect and act.

One question, four voices. What needs to change before 2030, what stands in the way, and what each of us can do tomorrow.