What if looking to the stars could enhance peace and progress on Earth? This blog looks into how space exploration fuels solutions that support global collaboration, innovation, and a brighter, more sustainable future.

As healthcare rapidly evolves alongside technology, how can we ensure that patient care remains a top priority? I explore the intersection of health and tech, offering insights from my talk at the 2024 Association of Ohio Health Commissioners Conference.

Join the conversation about space, innovation, and collaboration with insights from the Space Futures & Governance Workshop, hosted by the Foresight Institute and OpenLunar Foundation.

Thanks to biotechnology and other exponential technologies, innovators around the world are coming up with new sources of nutritious, sustainable, and yes, delicious food. Here’s my first taste of cellular agriculture, a bite into a proprietary blend of SciFi Foods cellular beef and plant ingredients.

How will the space sector benefit from diversity? And how will space make life on Earth better? I share my thoughts at the Space for Inspiration conference hosted by the Business in Space Growth Network of the European Space Agency.

The enduring and beloved music of The Beatles gets one more masterpiece, crafted by an extraordinary team led by Beatle artists Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, alongside renowned director Peter Jackson. This collaborative effort is enabled by the capabilities of 'demixing' AI technology.

Have you ever wondered if there's a connection between how humans evolved and how technology is developing? This blog explores the fascinating parallels between these two worlds, and what it might mean for our future!

Throughout this story, author Richard Powers draws powerful links between biodiversity and human diversity. If you’d like a glimpse at how the natural world can penetrate our lives to bring us both pain and enduring joy, pick up a copy of the novel Bewilderment.

In what ways can we draw lessons from technology to address humanity’s grand challenges? After a visit to the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California, I ponder on the insights we can learn from the past to help us shape a better future.

Let’s talk about the future of education. Many of our students are going to have careers that haven’t been invented yet. And they’re going to be using their skills in a world that is radically different from any that has come before.