Brain Health Atlas
A website about brain health: what it is, the growing prevalence of brain conditions, and the global implications. Written for the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation’s (IHME) client services division.
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Four billion miles and counting
A profile of Olwen Morgan, who built the engines that power NASA’s space fleet
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Photo: Jarod Opperman
Saving the world from thin air
A complicated story made simple, covering both carbon removal and blockchain.
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The weird science behind the milk we drink
Published in Undark; Scientific American; Quartz; Yahoo! News; Science and Tech Blog
There are millions of Holstein cows in the U.S., but genetically, there are less than 50 unique individuals among them. If Holsteins were wild animals, they’d be in danger of extinction. But who wants to stop inbreeding now?
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Sage Bionetworks seeks a drug-discovery revolution
A science story about Sage Bionetworks that manages to make Systems Biology understandable and compelling to non-scientists
"Well worth waiting for. We all appreciate your careful efforts to capture what we are doing at Sage" — Stephen H. Friend, MD, PhD, President, Sage Bionetworks
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When hunger goes haywire
Suzy Renn and the mystery of anorexic fish
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