Executive Editor, Undark Magazine

Shreds of Evidence
The Revolution of Environmental DNA
By Undark Magazine
02.13.2024
Viewpoints
Why Are So Few People Digging for Covid’s Origins?
By Alina Chan
12.22.2023
News & Features
The RSV Vaccine: Trial, Error, and Two Young Lives
By Michael Schulson
10.09.2023
Viewpoints
The Science Is Clear: Fiber Is Your Friend
By Christopher Damman
07.04.2023
News & Features
Talking Truth and Fiction With ChatGPT
By Tom Zeller Jr.
01.07.2023
News & Features
Admitted for Treatment, Then Charged With Crimes
By by Molly Parker, Lee Enterprises Midwest and Beth Hundsdorfer, Capitol News Illinois
12.27.2022
Interviews
Race Is a Biological Fiction, and a Social Reality
By Charles M. Blow
12.15.2022
Interviews
How Race Has Influenced Breast Cancer Research
By Jyoti Madhusoodanan
12.15.2022
Long Division
What’s in a Genome? Deciphering Human Difference
By Michael Schulson
12.13.2022
Long Division
Confronting the Ghosts of Science Past
By C. Brandon Ogbunu
12.13.2022
Long Division
Long Division: The Persistence of Race Science
By Undark Magazine
12.12.2022
Long Division
A Field at a Crossroads: Genetics and Race Science
By Ashley Smart
12.12.2022
News & Features
Branding With Bonobos? Maybe You Should Pay.
By Katarina Zimmer
11.29.2022
News & Features
The Covid-19 Booster Has a PR Problem
By Robin Fields, ProPublica
10.03.2022
News & Features
Texas Recasts Sex Education Standards
By Emmarie Huetteman, KHN
09.21.2022
Essays & Analysis
The Monkeypox Epidemic Is Unusual: Here’s How
By Rebecca S.B. Fischer
08.10.2022
News & Features
Overlooking Skin Cancer in People With Dark Skin
By Sandy West, KHN
08.09.2022
The Fifth Crime: Ecocide
Are Brazil’s Amazon Policies International Crimes?
By Katie Surma
06.24.2021
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