“It’s hard not to get excited” about the near future that Adam Rutherford foresees, said Chloë Schama in Smithsonian. An editor at Nature with a Ph.D. in genetics, he’s a deft explainer, and he sets a ...

Adam Rutherford's Creation Science (the Real Kind), Part 1 Science journalist, author and Nature editor Adam Rutherford talks about new book Creation: How Science Is Reinventing Life Itself, which ...

Control: The Dark History and Troubling Present of Eugenics by Adam Rutherford (2022, Weidenfeld & Nicholson), 268 pages. I have been writing about the history of eugenics for decades, but I never ...

Genetics expert Adam Rutherford discusses the science of "Life" and "Ex Machina", and why alien life could be the most significant discovery in human history. Richard Trenholm Former Movie and TV ...

Geneticist Adam Rutherford, who served as artificial intelligence consultant on recent robo-flick "Ex Machina", says robots have always played the villain in human stories. Luke Westaway is a senior ...

As first books go, Dr. Adam Rutherford probably couldn’t have chosen a vaster topic: an investigation into both the origins of life itself, and the incredible potential of its man-made future. In ...

In the Victorian era, in the shadow of Darwin's revolutionary theory of evolution, a sinister ideology took root — eugenics. It was an attempt to impose political control upon humanity’s unruly DNA by ...

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This is probably going to come as a shock, which may strike you as kind of funny in a moment, but “soup had its greatest moment in 1953.” That claim, outrageous to anyone who has recently enjoyed a ...

On the C-SPAN Networks: Adam Rutherford is an Author with two videos in the C-SPAN Video Library; the first appearance was a 2019 Speech. The year with the highest average number of views per program ...

Adam Rutherford: Yeah, that's kind of the link between the two halves of the book, really, because it's—it is exactly the fact that we have biology with all organisms because we're on this one tree of ...