Writer + Editor at WIRED. Author of TREMORS IN THE BLOOD + more, co-host of All Consuming podcast on BBC R4
Amit Katwala is a writer and editor at WIRED, with a focus on technology, culture, and science. He is the author of "Tremors in the Blood" and has also contributed to various publications including GQ India, CrimeReads, and The Guardian. Amit co-hosts the All Consuming podcast on BBC Radio 4.
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By: Chris Stokel-Walker, Max G. Levy, Amit Katwala, Jennifer M. Wood, Medea Giordano, Matt Simon, Scharon Harding, Aarian Marshall, Eliza Gkritsi, Matt Reynolds
The Biden administration aims to deploy offshore wind turbines capable of generating 30 gigawatts of power by 2030. With less than a decade to go, the country remains woefully behind target.
People with Parkinson’s have fewer tremors when they receive rhythmic physical stimulation—so a UK startup has created a coin-sized vibrating device to help patients move more easily.
For their next trick, Game of Thrones showrunners David Benioff and D. B. Weiss are tackling a complex piece of Chinese science fiction. This time, they know how it ends.
By: Ben Lamm, Katia Moskvitch, Sarah Witman, Condé Nast, Mika Mckinnon, Sanjana Varghese, Daan Roosegaarde, Amit Katwala, Matthew Chapman, Jonathan O'Callaghan, Dan Falk
Latest space news on NASA, SpaceX, commercial space flight, and beyond.
Heavy rain has triggered flash flooding in Dubai. But those pointing the finger at cloud seeding are misguided.
By: Condé Nast, Paolo Armelli, Makena Kelly, Rhett Allain, Clive Thompson, Helen Massy-Beresford, Parker Hall, Amit Katwala, Jorge Garay, Sandra Upson
Once the leading producer of the citrus fruit in the US, Florida is being ground down by hurricanes, diseases, and drought—but its orange growers aren’t giving up yet.
Inspired by his expertise in breaking ancient codes, Roeland Decorte built a smartphone app that continuously listens for signs of disease hidden in our pulse.
By: Chris Baraniuk, Condé Nast, Kate Knibbs, Makena Kelly, Jordana Cepelewicz, Isabel Fraser, Amit Katwala, Bob Sorokanich, Lily Hay Newman, Sandra Upson, Rhett Allain, Emily Mullin
There’s now a significant chance the spacecraft's crew will have to return to Earth on a different one—and maybe not until next year.
By: David Gilbert, Adam Speight, Matt Burgess, Jocelyn Timperley, Condé Nast, Simon Lucas, Gian M. Volpicelli, Grace Browne, Lily Hay Newman, Will Bedingfield, Amit Katwala, Jared Keller, Matt Reynolds, João Medeiros, Isabel Fraser, Matt Von Hippel
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