By Paul Voosen, Chronicle of Higher Education

What happened The Center for Science and the Imagination crew hosted a Science Fiction TV Dinner series event at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism centered around an episode of

What happened At this Science Fiction TV Dinner event on September 30 at the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts, we screened “Cane and Able,” of the hit medical drama

By Kathryn Cramer, Huffington Post

Slate magazine’s Future Tense channel is running a series of stories inspired by and excerpted from Hieroglyph: Stories and Visions for a Better Future, exploring about the connections between science fiction storytelling, scientific discovery, public policy,

Humankind has lots of great ideas for the future. We need people to carry them out.
Neal Stephenson
Slate – Future Tense

Sci-fi’s warning tales are as important as its optimistic stories.
Ramez Naam
Slate – Future Tense

By Steve Goldstein, 91.5 KJZZ (Phoenix Public Radio)

By Tom Shippey, Wall Street Journal

By Annie Minoff, Science Friday

One of the projects we’re working on at the Center for Science and the Imagination is an effort to trace the lines of communication between science and science fiction. We

Science fiction has inspired scientists and political activists, but it should be an inspiration for municipal governments too.
Annalee Newitz
Slate – Future Tense

When I wrote a novel about a Nigerian space program, I didn’t expect it to be so close to the truth.
Deji Bryce Olukotun
Slate – Future Tense

A short story from Hieroglyph, a new science fiction anthology.
Charlie Jane Anders
Slate-Future Tense

What sci-fi gets wrong about income inequality.
Lee Konstantinou
Slate – Future Tense

By Nick Bilton, New York Times

Joey Eschrich
Robohub

By Ed Finn, Slate/Future Tense

By Kathryn Jepsen, Symmetry Magazine

Why gadgets aren’t the coolest part of science fiction.
Joey Eschrich
Slate – Future Tense