Within its shell, Rutgers botanists see a world of possibility The senior botanist ...
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Science Writing
(published non-fiction & research work)
My career as a science writer has taken me around the world. It’s allowed me to meet some of the best scientific and technological minds of modern times. Beyond the treasure trove of stories I found in my own backyard, from the legacy of Einstein in Princeton to the brilliance of Bell Labs, I have traveled to Iceland, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the Philippines to shine a light on issues at the intersection between research and culture.
I am currently chronicling the emerging tech culture in Newark, teaching journalism, and writing science books.
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The Aids virus is a quick-change artist that copies itself at lighting speed. But a ...
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Experts hope cutting-edge treatments will block the need and end the drive for the ...
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The effort to bring genetically engineered crop to developing countries takes a ...
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The mining of DNA brings hope for cures and fears for privacy Like Egill, his Viking ...
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VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SHORE The bottom of the Atlantic Ocean is a neon green ...
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