The future of biology in 100 years

The future of biology in 100 years is given in the following

Explanation:

As the New York Academy of Sciences approaches its third century, we started thinking about the scientific discoveries that might be made in the next 100 years.

So we invited some of our most extraordinary young and senior scientist Members, to offer their thoughts about what they believe could be the next generation of discoveries or the greatest challenge that science or technology must solve in the decades to come.

I Imagine: Cures, Holograms and World Peace

I imagine we will find vaccines to prevent the onset of diseases, allowing us to extend the average human lifespan by at least 20 years. We will be able to reverse global warming and secure the future of the planet. New modes of terrestrial transportation will be invented that will allow us to travel many times the speeds we are currently accustomed to.

People and companies will produce their own electricity using reusable energy sources, making power plants and the use of fossil fuels obsolete. Space travel will become a common mode of transport, allowing us to travel to places such as colonies on solar planets, and planetary moons. Quantum computing will make computers so powerful and network connectivity so fast that a small data center will be enough to serve the needs of all humanity.

I Imagine: "Lyf-Fi"

I Imagine: A Physical Internet and the Fifth Mode of Transport

I Imagine: Several Possible Futures

I Imagine: Creating Younger Versions of Ourselves

I Imagine: Space Elevators, Thought to Text and Energy-based Paint

I Imagine: Shaking Hands Across a Virtual Divide

I Imagine: More Women in STEM