Another issue of the biannual magazine of the University of Silesia ‘No Limits’ has been published. The magazine aims to popularise the research activities carried out at the University. The latest issue focuses on the world of the future.
In the latest issue, readers are introduced to an apocalyptic vision of cities that have been primarily sustained by the all-too-familiar coal mines. They can also find out what transport based on autonomous buses might look like and how brain research will change the future of humanity. There is also the question of what we would like to preserve in our landscape despite the passage of time and whether a computer can be considered an artist. In addition, readers can find out how to use artificial intelligence and new technologies wisely. The biannual magazine also addresses the topic of climate migration, the future of romantic relationships and the dehumanisation of public administration.
The magazine is published on certified ecological paper in both Polish and English.
We encourage you to take a few moments to read the latest issue of ‘No Limits’. You can also find previous issues on the magazine’s website.
Cover: Jagoda Raźniewska, work from the series The Price of Excess