Features
Scientific American February 11, 2022
Nature May 15, 2020
IEEE Spectrum Sept 23, 2020
Newsweek April 28, 2016
Previous Work
Sept 2024 ⋮ The Last Hominin Standing
Jul 2021 ⋮ These archaeologists helped quell a COVID surge in Madagascar
Jul 2021 ⋮ How the coronavirus infects cells — and why Delta is so dangerous
Nov 2020 ⋮ How Iceland hammered COVID with science
Aug 2020 ⋮ How the pandemic might play out in 2021 and beyond
Jul 2019 ⋮ Self-destructing mosquitoes and sterilized rodents: the promise of gene drives
Mar 2019 ⋮ Protein-slaying drugs could be the next blockbuster therapies
Oct 2017 ⋮ To stay young, kill zombie cells
Jan 2017 ⋮ Big science has a buzzword problem
Jun 2016 ⋮ How iPS cells changed the world cover story
Dec 2015 ⋮ The science myths that will not die
Jan 2015 ⋮ Blood to blood
Nov, 2013 ⋮ Sex, cancer and a virus
Aug 2011 ⋮ A ballsy search for cancer targets
Apr 2011 ⋮ Can biosecurity go global?
Nov 2010 ⋮ Kisaalita engineers solutions for Africa’s rural poor
Aug 2010 ⋮ Forensics in three dimensions
Aug 2017 ⋮ Grass Routes
Sep 2016 ⋮ The Genes Underlying Autism Are Coming Into Focus
Aug 2015 ⋮ Drugging the Environment
Apr 2015 ⋮ My Mighty Mouse cover story
Jul 2014 ⋮ The Sex Paradox
Jan 2014 ⋮ Genomes Gone Wild
Jul 2013 ⋮ Worried Sick
Sep 2012 ⋮ Missing Touch cover story
May 2011 ⋮ Power Failure cover story
Jul 2010 ⋮ Brain, Interrupted
Nov 2015 ⋮ 10 Brain Myths Busted
Feb 2017 ⋮ Cleaning up the hygiene hypothesis