Rod McCullom

Rod McCullom is a Chicago-based science journalist and senior contributor to Undark whose work has been published by Scientific American, Nature, The Atlantic, and MIT Technology Review, among other publications.

News & Features
Are Schools Safer With Armed Police?
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11.06.2024
News & Features
The Upside-Down World of Crime Statistics
By
10.28.2024
News & Features
Second Thoughts About Gunshot Detection Sensors
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08.07.2024
News & Features
When Police Shootings Don’t Kill
By
06.19.2024
News & Features
The Lasting Impact of Exposure to Gun Violence
By
04.24.2024
News & Features
Do Video Doorbells Really Help to Deter Crime?
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12.04.2023
News & Features
Robot Police Dogs Are Here. Who’s Got the Leash?
By
09.04.2023
News & Features
A New Approach to Improving “Hot Spot” Policing
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06.19.2023
News & Features
Why Some Mass Shootings Go Unnoticed
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05.17.2023
Columns
New Research into BLM’s Influence on Policing
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05.18.2022
Columns
Using Police Tasers on Teens: A Dearth of Data
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05.05.2021
Columns
Mass Incarceration and Covid-19
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11.02.2020
Columns
Did AI worsen Covid-19’s Toll on Black Americans?
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07.27.2020
Columns
Can Bullying Change the Adolescent Brain?
By
09.09.2019
News & Features
Using AI to Predict Alzheimer’s
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03.04.2019
Columns
Indirect Exposure to Violence Impacts Young Brains
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08.01.2018
Columns
Privacy and the Tell-All Fingerprint
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04.11.2018
Books
Book Review: ‘Punishing Disease’
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03.02.2018
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