Rob Reddick

I'm more active on BlueSky these days. You can find me at: bsky.app/profile/rediqu…

Could selling Arctic water to the rest of the world be a viable business? Ole Ellekrog sought to find out for @WIRED. wired.com/story/the-outr…

Amazon's Climate Pledge hasn't kept its emissions down, third-party analysis suggests. And that's not surprising given how much more flying it's doing to fulfil Prime orders. Molly Taft reports for WIRED. wired.com/story/amazons-…

If moon is to be explored, astronauts are going to need navigation tools. So nations and companies are ramping up their efforts to deploy the first satnav on the moon. @beckyferreira reports for @WIRED wired.com/story/moon-gps…

Peter Thiel and the other billionaires behind the Enhanced Games believe their ‘Olympics on steroids’ will usher in a new age of human enhancement. But what do they really want? New story from me for @WIRED wired.com/story/enhanced…

hi it’s my first day at @wired ! i wanna hear everything that’s going on in the energy / enviro / climate space. feel free to pitch me: [email protected] , signal mollytaft.76

At #WIREDhealth today. Do say hi if you are too.

Hello, today's my first day as a business reporter at @WIRED!! If you want to send a tip, or just say hi, my new email is [email protected]. I'm also on Signal at carolinehaskins.61

I'm a WIRED journalist on the science desk. If you're a government scientist or federally funded researcher with info to share about the Trump transition, please feel free to contact me securely on Signal: emullin.06

🚨Freelance writers!🚨 I'm looking for *experienced tech writers* to pitch stories related to the future of manufacturing. Think: advanced manufacturing tech; use of AI, IoT or robotics; sustainable processes; supply chain shifts, future workforce Pitch [email protected]

Neuralink is launching a new study to test whether its brain implant can control an assistive robotic arm. Here’s my story, which includes some context on previous efforts to do this: wired.com/story/neuralin…

Is the future of lab-grown meat in creating luxury rather than mass market products? This company thinks so: wired.com/story/you-can-…

For those looking to make the leap, or even just curious: How to get started on Bluesky. wired.com/story/how-to-g…

Researchers in Japan have passed a milestone in creating "planimal" cells—animal cells that can photosynthesize like plants. It's early days, but the work could have big implications for energy generation, medicine, and food production. wired.com/story/research…

Ossium has carried out 3 transplants for cancer patients using stem cells from deceased donors. Using the bone marrow of the dead could help hard-to-match patients find the stem cells they need, and could also help with organ rejection. wired.com/story/stem-cel…

In September a Montana man was sent to prison after cloning a threatened sheep species I tracked down what happened to the cloned sheep, and his offspring: wired.com/story/the-us-h…

Does the Category system for hurricanes need an overhaul? Milton shows why it might. There's far more to storms than just windspeed. For @wired, @AlecLuhn explored the limits of the scale used and what alternatives are in the works. wired.com/story/hurrican…

Many assumed drones would revolutionize search and rescue—but it took two British Mountain Rescue workers to make it so in the UK. They've created an automated AI-based system that can scour a landscape quicker than a human can—with amazing results. wired.com/story/this-hom…

Nothing really surprises me with this story, but have warning systems to detect faults with an experimental type of hull, receiving troubling readings from these monitors, and then just ignoring them... that's incredibly bad. wired.com/story/titan-su…

Neuralink rival Synchron has integrated its brain-computer interface with Amazon Alexa, allowing people with paralysis the ability to operate the digital assistant with their minds. We have the details at @WIRED: wired.com/story/synchron…