GLOMO Award Judges 2024

Smart Shift: (Over)sharing is caring

The Church of Latter Day Saints holds the view that we are all descended from Adam, one way or another. This belief has turned Mormons into avid genealogists, and therefore keen innovators, at the...

Music, books and the Man

In February 1983 two Parisian archaeologists, Iegor Reznikoff and Michel Dauvois, faced a conundrum. The caves of the Ariege, at the foot of the Pyrenees were already renowned for their paintings,...

Talking 'bout a revolution

The ancient city of Sravasti, nestled at the edge of the Himalayan mountains in northern India, was a favourite haunt of Nepalese-born Siddhārtha Gautama Buddha. For two decades he came to a monast...

Smart Shift: An algorithm without a cause

La Défense was built in a time of great optimism, its ring of tall towers and fountain-filled squares offering a concrete and glass symbol of 1970’s hope. In the centre of main esplanade, tourists...

Smart Shift: The information fire hydrant

Come, let us build ourselves a city, and a tower whose top is in the heavens. Genesis 11:4, The Tower of Babel There's certainly a certain degree of uncertainty about, of that we can be quite sure.