Upgrade by Blake Crouch is a gripping sci-fi novel that delves into the powerful potential of gene editing. This is a must-read for fans of thought-provoking thrillers and anyone curious about the possible future(s) of technologies.

In a talk I had at Rice University, I discussed the power of effective communication to inspire wonder about science, build public trust, and bring more diverse perspectives into STEMM.

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.

The Future of Health and Medicine is a fascinating topic that I love to explore with people around the world. In Well: What We Need to Talk About When We Talk About Health, Dr. Sandro Galea focuses on other pieces of that broader context that are so important to our health: economics, environment, politics, and social.

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!

Following my immersive leadership expedition in Antarctica with Homeward Bound, I was inspired to bring together snapshots of the remarkable animal characters I encountered during my journey.

Voyaging to Antarctica with Homeward Bound this November certainly makes this year's Thanksgiving an unusual one. But for me, this holiday isn’t about a particular American narrative and all the complexities that come with it. Rather, I think it’s a wonderful opportunity to deeply engage in gratitude, with the people I care about most, no matter where we call home.

It's not every day you get to meet the author of one of your gems from your book collection. During a dinner get-together with friends, I had the incredible opportunity to meet Harold McGee, the author of 'On Food and Cooking: The Science and Lore of the Kitchen.' Read this blog to explore the delightful surprises that unfolded!

Connecting with the natural world in outdoor settings has been shown to offer a multitude of benefits, including nurturing mental health. But what if you can’t make it outside? Then why not invite nature to your indoor spaces? Dive into this blog to discover creative ways to make it happen!

Embracing the natural world can offer profound insights into thriving in life and leadership! As I hiked through mountains and forests this year, I found myself reflecting on three key aspects of a bio-inspired mindset.

How is your organization actively preparing for climate change? This year has brought the challenge of El Niño, among other extreme weather challenges. Find out in this article how you can build for resilience in the face of adversity and find opportunities in a changing climate landscape.

Looking for inspiration about leadership and the most fragile ecosystem on Earth? Take a look at my Antarctica-inspired book recommendations!

If you feel a thrill each time the natural world reveals one of its secrets to you, then I suggest picking up a copy of The Song of the Cell. The book brims with the sheer joy of understanding the world of biological cells. It may not be a quick read, but it should leave you with the sense of momentous possibility that marks this special moment in human history.

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.

How can we (re)tell the story of the moon landing to make it more inclusive, inspiring, and empowering? It’s easy to focus on the men who first set foot on the lunar surface. But an estimated 400,000 men and women helped send them there—and bring them safely home. Read on to find out how the story of the first moon landing can help you create a better future for all.

What was Charles Darwin’s home life like? During my visit to Down House, I had the opportunity to step into his world and discover the personal spaces, family dynamics, and bio-inspired connections that shaped the renowned naturalist. Read this blog to explore his home and draw inspiration for a better future.

Multi-generational teams, longer careers, upskilling… how can we prepare, and ultimately, thrive at work as lifespans and healthspans increase? As a scientist and futurist, I believe that t the stories we tell, the systems we build, and the ways we assign value are three factors that will hugely impact the futures that we create together. Here’s an example of this idea from something I read a few weeks ago. 

What does the future hold for longevity, and why should we strive to live our longest, healthiest lives? As leaders, business people, and citizens, what motivates us to put in the hard work to shape this future? Join me as I delve into these thought-provoking questions during my keynote address at the EY World Entrepreneur of the Year event in Monaco.