FEATURED WORK
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JOURNALISM
EDUTOPIA
- Games that Teach Young Kids to Stop, Listen, and Focus (04/27/2026)
- How Number Lines Can Boost Mathematical Understanding (04/17/2026)
- 5 Ways to Teach Embodied Phonics (3/23/2026)
- 6 Smart Ways to Structure Group Work in Secondary Classrooms (03/06/2026)
- 6 Cool Visual Thinking Ideas that Strengthen Student Writing (2/20/2026)
- 12 Ways to Activate Your Students' Prior Knowledge (2/13/2026)
- Five Math Procedures To Help Students Learn From Their Mistakes (1/13/2025)
Scientific American
- Meet the Weird and Wonderful Life-forms That Can Survive in Space (11/20/2025)
- Scientists Unearth Mysterious Meteorite Crater in China (11/24/2025)
- Spooky Web Patterns May Help Spiders Sense Prey (10/29/2025)
- Napoleon's Defeat In Russia Was Aided By Two Surprising Deadly Diseases (10/24/2025)
- Fossilized Skin On "Dinosaur Mummies" Isn't Skin At All (10/23/2025)
- Life Thrives on Maryland's 'Ghost Fleet' of WWI-Era Shipwrecks (09/25/2025)
- Here's What Happened at RFK, Jr.'s Overhauled Vaccine Panel Meeting (09/18/2025)
- NASA's James Webb Telescope Discovers New Moon of Uranus (08/19/2025)
- Climate Change's Effect On Sudan's Cholera Outbreak, Explained (08/15/2025)
- Nature-Inspired Gel Explains Why This Duck Is Stuck (08/08/2025)
- Mysterious Illness Decimating Sea Stars Finally Identified (08/06/2025)
- We've Dammed So Much Water, Earth's Poles Have Shifted (07/15/2025)
Science News
- Tuberculosis could be eradicated. So why isn't it? (03/26/2025)
- A child who got CAR-T cancer therapy is still disease-free 18 years later (03/03/2025)
- A new book chronicles the science of life in the air (02/26/2024)
- Telehealth helps people get health care, but access may soon be in limbo (12/20/2024)
- These scientific feats set new records in 2024 (12/19/2024)
- Cervical cancer deaths are plummeting among young U.S. women (11/27/2024)
- Like brain cells, kidney cells can make memories (11/26/2024)
- 22 pesticides show links to prostate cancer (11/14/2024)
- Doula care may lead to fewer C-sections or preterm births (10/22/2024)
- At-home experiments shed light on cats' liquid behavior (10/15/2024)
- Work on protein structure and design wins the 2024 chemistry Nobel (10/09/2024)
- New electrical stitches use muscle movement to speed up healing (10/08/2024)
- Some tadpoles don’t poop for weeks. That keeps their pools clean (10/04/2024)
- Climate change could double U.S. temperature-linked deaths by mid-century (09/20/2024)
Alzforum
- Could Monocyte-Derived Microglia Cause Some Cases of Parkinsonism (06/10/2025)
- Circulating Monocytes Replace Microglia, Border-Associated Macrophages (06/10/2025)
- Replacing Rogue Microglia Treats Monogenic Brain Disease Krabbe (06/10/2025)
- In Stress Granules, Does “Demixing” Seed TDP-43 Aggregation? (05/30/2025)
- Delivery Courier? Microglia Drop Neprilysin Off Near Plaques in Brain (04/28/2025)
STAT
Breastcancer.org
- Study: AI Tool Uses Multiple Years of Mammograms to Predict Risk (03/29/2025)
- Heart Disease May Increase Risk of Advanced Breast Cancer (01/31/2025
- Cancer Ghosting: What to Do When Family and Friends Leave (12/06/2024)
- What To Know About Breast Cancer Risk Calculators (07/23/2024)
- Breast Angiosarcoma and Other Breast Sarcomas (09/24/2024)
SCIENCE NEWS EXPLORES
- TikTok skincare routines may cause more harm than good (08/04/2025)
- The rear end of this ancient wasp was built like a venus flytrap (06/23/2025)
- Brain cells that make you feel full also make you crave dessert (05/28/2025)
- Some fish have legs that can taste prey underfoot (05/06/2025)
- Analyze this: When do cats move like liquids? (03/03/2025)
- Could the magic of memory manipulation ever become real? (03/01/2025)
- To keep their pools clean, some tadpoles don’t poop for weeks (11/18/2024)
- Predicting and designing protein structures wins a 2024 Nobel Prize (10/09/2024)
- Elusive worm-lizards sport weird, spooky skulls (05/10/2024)
- Swimming in schools lets fish save lots of energy (02/09/2024)
The San Francisco Chronicle
(contributed on-the-scene reporting and photos)
- Police clear pro-Palestinian encampment at UC Santa Cruz as standoff continues (05/31/2024)
- UC Santa Cruz classes switch to online-only after demonstrators block two main entrances (05/29/2024)
The Mercury News
Science
eos
- Motorized Boats Likely Adding Toxins to Michigan Lakes (07/18/2024)
- The Unfair Share of Shade in California’s Central Valley (12/22/2023)
mongabay
Santa cruz local
- Students protest pesticide proposal in Watsonville (11/01/2024)
National Association of science writers
News and observer
- NC’s new abortion law creates new challenges for genetic counselors and patients (09/24/2023)
- Some people never develop COVID symptoms. Scientists may have figured out why (08/04/2023)
- Vibrio 101: What is it and how can you prevent an infection? (07/29/2023)
- Want to help people harmed by North Carolina’s powerful tornado? Here’s how. (07/21/2023)
- PFAS detected in blood of horses and dogs too near DuPont-built factory in eastern NC (07/21/2023)
- Air quality update: What to know in the NC Triangle for Friday (06/28/2023)
- New program aims to reduce the number of suicides across NC. How to get involved (07/15/2023)
- Code Orange air quality alert returns to Triangle. What’s causing it, and what to do (06/28/2023)
- Outdoors, Wolfgang the corpse flower is impressive but not overly offensive to the nose (06/21/2023)
- Poking around in rhinoceros poop may turn up ways to help rhinos reproduce (06/20/2023)
THE GIST
- How do animals perceive time? (12/31/2022)
NEWSLETTERS
Scientific American
- Today in Science: See the most vibrant leaves this year (PDF) (10/10/2025)
- Today in Science: Record-breaking Everest blizzard, explained (PDF) (10/09/2025)
- Today in Science: 5 tips for avoiding scams (PDF) (10/08/2025)
- Today in Science: Quantum tunneling wins physics Nobel (PDF) (10/07/2025)
- Today in Science: Do black holes make dark energy (PDF) (10/06/2025)
- Today in Science: How many people have lived on Earth? (PDF) (10/03/2025)
- Today in Science: Top CDC experts are resigning (PDF) (10/02/2025)
- Today in Science: Rock art discovery from 12,000 years ago (PDF) (09/30/2025)
- Today in Science: People are more likely to cheat when they use AI (PDF) (09/30/2025)
- Today in Science: WWI-era shipwrecks have a rich second life (PDF) (09/26/2025)
- Today in Science: A "nightmare" bacteria is surging in hospitals (PDF) (09/25/2025)
- Today in Science: Can diet and exercise prevent Alzheimer's (PDF) (09/24/2025)
- Today in Science: Nobody knows how Tylenol really works (PDF) (09/23/2025)
- Today in Science: Why the Atlantic hurricane season has been mild (PDF) (09/10/2025)
- Today in Science: Sugar consumption linked to warmer temperatures (PDF) (09/09/2025)
- Today in Science: Ancient mammoth's mouth microbes sequences (PDF) (09/08/2025)
- Today in Science: Weird fish has teeth on its forehead for sex (PDF) (09/05/2025)
- Today in Science: Could Taylor Swift images hack your computer (PDF) (09/04/2025)
- Today in Science: AI detects consciousness in coma patients (PDF) (09/02/2025)
- Today in Science: 100 years of quantum strangeness (PDF) (08/29/2025)
- Today in Science: SpaceX Starship (finally) has a successful launch (PDF) (08/27/2025)
- Today in Science: What happens when an entire generation of scientists changes its mind (PDF) (08/15/2025)
- Today in Science: Mind-reading machine (PDF) (08/14/2025)
- Today in Science: Astronomers spot alien planet at Alpha Centauri (PDF) (08/07/2025)
- Today in Science: Record-breaking nuclear fusion results (PDF) (07/03/2025)
- Today in Science: How did bird flu jump to cows? (PDF) (07/01/2025)
- Today in Science: Is ChatGPT changing our brains? (PDF) (06/27/2025)
- Today in Science: A giant megacomet is erupting carbon monoxide (PDF) (06/26/2025)
- Today in Science: See vaccine recommendations before the government deletes them (PDF) (06/25/2025)
- Today in Science: Fast fashion is wrecking the planet (PDF) (06/23/2025)
- Today in Science: Testosterone therapy's dark secret (PDF) (06/20/2025)
- Today in Science: A giant megacomet is erupting carbon monoxide (PDF) (06/26/2025)
YOUR LOCAL EPIDEMIOLOGIST
- Vaccines don't cause autism. So what does? (03/20/2025)
- 22 Public Health Accomplishments in 2024 (12/27/2024)
- The Dose: This week's public health explained (Sept 13) (09/23/2024)
- A Dose: This week's public health explained (Sept 6) (09/06/2024)
- Covid-19 is now the 10th leading cause of death (08/15/2024)
- State of Affairs: August 6 (helped create graphics)
- State of Affairs: June 25 (helped create graphics)
- State of Affairs: May 23 (gathered data and helped with graphics)
- 7 maneras por las que nuestra salud está ligada al planeta
- Race for the next generation of Covid-19 vaccines (04/16/2024)
- ACIP Cliff Notes: Feb 29 (RSV) (02/29/2024)
- State of Affairs: Jan 23 (01/23/2024)
NEWS AND OBSERVER
INSTITUTIONAL SCIENCE WRITING
CUNY Research in Focus
- Building Butterfly Trees of Life (01/22/2026)
- Forging Peaceful Coexistence Between Humans and Elephants (01/22/2026)
- The 'Hispanic Paradox' May Not Hold Up Much Longer (12/2025)
- Bodies in Shakespearean Literature (11/2025)
- Bringing New York City Parks to Life (11/2025)
- Wormholes and Hells: Transit Disparities in New York City (09/2025)
- The Effect of Headquarter Relocations and Housing Disparities (09/2025)
- The Aha Moment: Where Passion Meets Profession in Experiential Learning (08/21/2025)
- Catalyzing International Research Experience for CUNY Students (08/21/2025)
- Psychology Research Revelations Propels Military Student
- With Rising Temperatures, Birds Migrate Farther North (06/09/2025)
- How Climate Changes the Recipe of Rain (06/09/2025)
STANFORD MEDICINE NEWS CENTER
- Engineered human heart tissue shows Stanford Medicine researchers the mechanics of tachycardia (12/19/2023)
SCOPE
- Researchers seek healthy checks and balances for how products are designed (01/17/2024)
- Feeling lonely? You’re far from alone: Expert advice on how to get reconnected (11/30/2024)
- A veteran serving veterans: Orthopaedic surgeon reflects on time in military, medicine (11/9/2023)
BROAD INSTITUTE OF MIT AND HARVARD
- Study finds how a genetic variant raises diabetes risk through an unexpected mechanism (05/25/2023)
- #WhyIScience Q&A: A process development lead returns to her research roots (04/30/2023)
- #WhyIScience Q&A: A molecular biologist promotes sustainability in scientific spaces (04/26/2023)
- Targeting a unique metabolic pathway might starve pancreatic cancer (04/06/2023)
- #WhyIScience Q&A: A molecular biologist builds genome-editing tools to treat genetic diseases (03/22/2023)
- Several pre-existing RSV lineages powered the 2022 surge (02/22/2023)
EXPLORE
- UF funds second round of research on racial disparities (11/22/2022)
- The race between a quantitative epidemiologist and COVID-19 (10/28/2022)
GAMES
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
- Science Quiz: Prime Numbers and Sun Eruptions (11/14/2025)
- Spellements: Wednesday, July 9, 2025
- Spellements: Tuesday, July 8, 2025
- Spellements: Monday, July 7, 2025
DAYDREAM MAGAZINE
editor-in-chief (04/2022)
