At its core, science is about storytelling. Outside the lab, I’ve been lucky enough to write stories about science for general audiences for various outlets around the Internet. Check them out here:
Massive Science Consortium
Do you anger easily at dusk? So do most other people (and mice)
UW Sleep & Homelessness Project
Participant Profile: Searching for a Home Bass
Participant Profile: All at Once
UW Scientists Advocating for Justice, Representation & Equality
We Are Scientists: Rapheal Williams
We Are Scientists: Professor Andrés Barria
Society for Neuroscience Conference 2017
Using calcium imaging to characterize neural circuit changes induced by deep brain stimulation
Circadian clocks, metabolism and longevity
University of Arizona News
Ants May Have Reason to Be Anti-Work
New Medical Device Could Speed Diagnosis of Infections
Brain Parasite Not Your Typical Invader
Land Animals Proliferate Faster Than Aquatic Counterparts
UA Professor Presents Developing Fraud Detection Technology to U.S. Congressional Committee
New Insights Into Drivers of Earth’s Ecosystems
Low Allergen Soybean Could Have High Impact
UA Hosts Meeting on Environmental Health
UA-Led Study Resolves Reptilian Family Tree
Why Pi? It’s A History Lesson All Its Own
Laser Day Lights Up Young Crowd
Nasal Spray Could Help in Understanding Grief
Trilobites Were the First Arizonans
The Molecular Biology Behind ALS
Two UA Scientists Give Extra Thought to the Brain
Viruses: Tiny Teachers of Biology
How Beetles Hack into Ant Colonies
A Little Halloween Love for Bats
A Wildcat Among the Wild’s Big Cats
4-H Students Have a Blastoff With UA-Designed Experiment
Using the Force: UA Police Officer Completes NASA Project
Raymond Sanchez, PhD 