Tonya Hall sits down with Dr. David Liu, vice chair of the faculty at the Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT, to learn more about the latest developments from MIT researchers in gene-editing technology, which offers word processor-like precision with search and replace.
John Nosta, innovation theorist, explains to Tonya Hall his rules of exponential innovation that people forget and how often times culture limits its growth.
Tonya Hall talks to Robert Scoble, chief strategy officer for Infinite Retina, about spatial computing and what 2020 will bring to the technology.
Tonya Hall sits down with Arthur Holland Michell, co-director of the Center for the Study of the Drone at NY's Bard College, to talk all things drones, including, security, privacy, and the state of the technology.
Mike Elgan, columnist, author, and gastro-nomad, talks to Tonya Hall about what the new decade will bring to the autonomous vehicle industry.
Tonya Hall talks with Tom Wentworth, senior vice president of product marketing at Acquia, to learn more about the benefits of open source and what the next decade looks like for that community.
Dr. Sara Seager, professor of planetary sciences at MIT and deputy director of science for the TESS science team, tells Tonya Hall about the search to find water on a rocky planet with TESS.
Tonya Hall talks to Dr. Kate Darling, research specialist at the MIT Media Lab, to learn more about why, in some cases, military officers are becoming attached to battlefield robots.
Dr. Sarah Kessans, research fellow at New Zealand's University of Canterbury, sits down with Tonya Hall and explains how the limiting resource epidemic surrounding food is leading to innovative ways to feed humans.
Dr. Kevin Petty, director of science and forecast operations in public/private partnerships at The Weather Company, explains to Tonya Hall the benefit of using IBM's Watson, Blue Thunder, and GPU-based processing platforms to integrate big data into weather predictions.
