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David Ewing Duncan is the Creative Director at Cure. He is a bestselling author and award-winning journalist with a beat that includes the life sciences, the biotech sector, AI and technology, politics and culture. His work appears in media that span print outlets and 12 books, published in 21 languages, as well as television and radio. His work has appeared in *Wired*, *The New York Times*, *Vanity Fair* and *The Atlantic* and *Scientific American*. He is a former producer and correspondent for ABC Nightline and 20/20 and for NPR’s Morning Edition. He also served as the  Chief Correspondent of NPR Talk’s Tech Nation. In his latest book *Microland: The Future of Life on Earth (and why it’s smaller than you think)* (LittleBrownUK and Harvard U Press 2024), he reports on the impact of climate change and human activity on the microbiome of Earth that connects all life. As an entrepreneur and researcher in personal and molecular health data, Duncan  has co-founded three companies and served as the founding director of the Center for Life Science Policy at UC Berkeley. Winner of the AAAS Magazine Story of the Year in 2003, and has been nominated for a National Magazine Award three times. Visit his website,www.davidewingduncan.com/.