Adam Rutherford is a geneticist, author and BBC broadcaster who explores human ancestry, evolution and the history of race science through books, radio and public talks.
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UCL listed Adam as host of all four Back to Bloomsbury events on 9 and 10 September, joining Lucie Green and Sophie Scott to welcome alumni and explore the university’s past and future.
ucl.ac.ukUCL event detailsAdam joined David Olusoga at Union Chapel for Intelligence Squared. Marking ten years of A Brief History of Everyone Who Ever Lived, they discussed what DNA discoveries reveal about ancestry and human history.
intelligencesquared.comWatch the Intelligence Squared conversationAt Hay Festival, Adam interviewed pharmaceutical nanoscientist Ijeoma Uchegbu about Chain Reaction, her book on the chemistry that holds our bodies and world together.
hayfestival.comHay Festival conversationAdam and Turi King spoke with Dan Davis at Hay Festival about genetics, shared ancestry and the stories DNA can tell. Adam’s contribution revisited A Brief History of Everyone Who Ever Lived ten years on.
hayfestival.comHay Festival recordingAdam was the speaker for the Olaudah Equiano annual race justice lecture at Anglia Ruskin University’s Cambridge campus. His topic was the renewed circulation of discredited race science.
aru.ac.ukCambridge Festival lecture detailsFollow Adam for genetics, books and conversations about being human.
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