Bryan Walsh

As both education and work shift online, those without reliable internet access will be left behind.

A new report explores the challenges of managing workforces increasingly made up of non-permanent employees.

Americans still have a religious impulse, but it’s increasingly being channeled into politics.

Intelligent automation breaks office work into discrete tasks that can be carried out by software.

Black and Latino parents aren’t convinced that classrooms are safe.

What’s new in the fake meat world? Plus, why I’m optimistic about beef demand despite the new competition in the meat case.

A biotech company and a machine vision startup collaborated to create a test that can be done and interpreted by anyone

U.S. commutes have been getting longer and longer.

A return to normality will require better ways of filtering air indoors.

Two-thirds of U.S. REIT properties are projected to be in high water-stress zones by 2030

A Twitter user recently shared the cover photo of Time Magazine issue of 2009 edition which had "Why You’ll Be Wearing Masks Again" as the cover story. We are in 2020 now and the Time Magazine cover photo is unbelievable as the entire world is fighting with coronavirus this time. 👍 Did Ti…

Kevin Esvelt and other experts talk to Axios about the risk of, and potential defenses against, engineered pathogens.

A 2019 exercise featured a fictional coronavirus that eerily predicted the current outbreak.

Doctors are trying to cure a patient of blindness using the gene editing tool.

What I learned about outbreaks from surviving a pandemic

More than a quarter think alien societies would resemble human ones — but they’re likely wrong about UFO visitation

Bryan Walsh’s new book End Times: A Brief Guide to the End of the World looks at a pretty grim topic, but he tells Laura Lynch that there is hope to stave off Armageddon if humanity can learn to work together.

Time is key to understanding the risk of human extinction. For manmade threats like A.I., biotech, or nuclear war, existential calamity can strike in a blink. But for natural existential threats, like asteroid impacts and supervolcanoes, we need to think on a time scale far longer than human civiliz…

Have you ever considered how the world will end? Bryan Walsh’s ‘End Times: A Brief Guide to the End of the World,’ has you covered. Our conversation with the author.

Bryan Walsh, 41, a former foreign correspondent and author from Brooklyn wrote End Times: A Brief Guide To The End Of The World,