Photograph by Greg Marshall
Photograph by Greg Marshall
Meet the creative people driving innovation at National Geographic.
A dynamic young engineer at NASA, Kobie Boykins is on the frontline of Mars exploration.
Natural history filmmaking would not be where it is today without Marshall’s Crittercam, a device that allows scientists to record the world through the eyes, ears, and movements of animals in their habitats.
Samaras is the guy running toward the tornado when everyone else is running away. Learn how cutting-edge science may help save lives.
Recently named a visiting fellow at National Geographic, Zolli helps people and institutions see and interpret trends in culture, technology, smart design, and communications.
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Experience the wonder of deep-sea exploration through Ballard and his Institute for Exploration, which uses robotics, mapping, and submersibles to explore the last great frontier.
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In her presentation “Connect With Anybody, Anywhere” Belt shares her experiences as a journalist bridging cultural, racial, and religious divides. A passionate conservationist, Belt’s recent project with author Barbara Kingsolver aims to help save the last wild spaces in the United States.
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Thirty years after the discovery of the fossil specimen Lucy, Johanson remains a towering figure in the study of human origins.
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