Science journalism faces a crisis worldwide. From a precipitous drop in funding to the rise of disruptive technologies such ...

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As a gifted science communicator, Grace Huckins — a lecturer in the Civic, Liberal, and Global Education Program at Stanford University and a freelance science writer — recently won The Nine Dots ...

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Soon after nightfall on Winter Solstice, the shortest day of the year, I pulled on my coat and boots and tramped into a field near my home. Near a clump of skeletal trees on the field’s far side, I ...

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Lead Science Writer, Media Relations Department California Institute of Technology, Caltech Pasadena If you are an amazing science writer who knows science and technology like the back of your hand ...

Liz Fuller-Wright, a science writer for the University's Office of Communications, is always exploring new worlds and learning new things. As an undergraduate at Amherst College, she majored in ...