Writing Portfolio
| MASSIVE SCIENCE
| Neuroscience, psychology, physics
Why scientists are taking a more active role in politics and politics
Why is it so difficult for scientists to talk about leaving academia?
Opening our minds (Massive Report)
To better target cancer, scientists find clues on the surface of cells
Empathy and bias are more intertwined than we often think
Meet the barrier-breaking physicist hunting gravity with lasers
Mapping the brain networks that connect our childhoods to everyday behaviors
Read more interesting science stories at www.massivesci.com
| SCISHOW
| Video scripts
How scientists are using diaper technology to study brains
Why does scratching make itching worse?
Are broken bones stronger after they heal?
What do “smart pills” really do to your brain?
To learn more unexpected, unusual, and interesting science stories, check out SciShow's YouTube channel
| WINDSOR OF CHANGE
l Climate change
(Climactic) conflict of interest
The many faces of climate change
Are nanoparticles in food a no-no?
I recycle, compost and drive electric. Who cares about policy?
You are what you eat: changing our daily interaction with food
Read more about how climate change is impacting Canada and the world at www.windsorofchange.com
| OCEANBITES
l Oceanography
Futurama: Building scenarios to sustain oceanic ecosystems and fisheries
Degrees of separation: How warm do we think Earth is going to get, really?
BAD BOYZ 2.0. Emerging environmental contaminants
Ctrl+P: 3D printing applications for oceanography
What lies beneath: A gargantuan volcanic crater in the Arctic Ocean
Take my breath away: Decline in oceanic oxygen levels fifty years in the making
The meltdown: Protists in the time of disappearing sea ice in the Arctic Ocean
To learn more about the latest oceanography literature, browse at www.oceanbites.org
| NATIONAL HUMAN GENOME RESEARCH INSTITUTE
l Genomics and genetics (selected clips; click here for more)
DNA-editing method shows promise to treat mouse model of progeria
Scientists use genomics to discover ancient dog species that may teach us about human vocalization
As genome-editing trials become more common, informed consent is changing
NHGRI researchers generate complete human X chromosome sequence
Scientists use clues in the human genome to discover new inflammatory syndrome
Putting diversity front and center
How a tiny and strange marine animal produces unlimited eggs and sperm over its lifetime
Advancing the reference sequence of the human genome
| MISCELLANEOUS
Reframing research: Cognition and context for scientific motivation (Quartzy)
Sense and Sensibilities (Lateral Magazine)