Denise Caruso

In my former professional incarnation, I was a technology journalist and analyst. I spent nearly 20 years chronicling the digital age, from the beginning of the personal computer revolution to the convergence of computing, telecommunications and media, including five years as the Technology columnist for The New York Times.Today, I'm running The Hybrid Vigor Institute, a not-for-profit research and consulting practice, and I'm back at The New York Times -- writing the Re:framing column for the Sunday Business section. For the past few years, I've been mostly interested in how to address the risks of innovations in science and technology. More recently, I've been working up some new approaches to the risks of global infectious disease. But overall, I'd say the unifying theme for me over the past couple of decades is that I am particularly attracted to the kinds of issues that present themselves at the intersection of technology, commerce and culture.