Adam Rogers

By running for Nancy Pelosi's seat, he's putting the “Abundance” theory to the test.

When written knowledge is more ephemeral than ever, how can we pass on what’s important?

Information theory says that for a message to arrive, both sender and receiver have to agree on its form and timing. But “‘let’s just keep it all’ is always wrong,” says Geoffrey Bowker, a researcher at the University of California, Irvine, who studies archives and information history.

The film industry would have you believe that thieves have a boundless technological toolkit.

Mr. Adam Rogers reports NERVGEN PHARMA APPOINTS SHAMIM RUFF AS CHIEF REGULATORY AFFAIRS OFFICER AND CHRISTINE MCSHERRY AS SVP, PATIENT ADVOCACY AND CLINICAL AFFAIRS

The long-under-construction subway arrives in a famous part of town.

How did we get here?

For decades, the U.S. government has had a compact with scientific research. But now, that relationship is breaking down. What role do you think the government should play in the scientific enterprise?

Last year Christopher Reynolds started to worry that his space telescope was going to be killed. Eight teams of researchers pitched NASA their ideas; Reynolds, an astronomer at the University of Mary...

While one city soars on AI wealth, its neighbor is stuck on the tarmac. Will yet another tech boom pass Oakland by?