Rod McCullom

Rod McCullom is a Chicago-based science journalist and reports the “Convictions” column for Undark. His work has been published by Undark, Scientific American, Nature, The Atlantic, and The Nation, among other publications.

Columns
Using Police Tasers on Teens: A Dearth of Data
By Rod McCullom
05.05.2021
Columns
Mass Incarceration and Covid-19
By Rod McCullom
11.02.2020
Columns
Did AI worsen Covid-19’s Toll on Black Americans?
By Rod McCullom
07.27.2020
Columns
Can Bullying Change the Adolescent Brain?
By Rod McCullom
09.09.2019
News & Features
Using AI to Predict Alzheimer’s
By Rod McCullom
03.04.2019
Columns
Indirect Exposure to Violence Impacts Young Brains
By Rod McCullom
08.01.2018
Columns
Privacy and the Tell-All Fingerprint
By Rod McCullom
04.11.2018
Books
Book Review: ‘Punishing Disease’
By Rod McCullom
03.02.2018
Columns
Assessing Chicago’s Gunfire Detection Technology
By Rod McCullom
12.13.2017
Columns
Police Drones: Regulating the Eyes in the Sky
By Rod McCullom
10.19.2017
Columns
HIV Criminalization: Beyond Fear and Ignorance
By Rod McCullom
08.14.2017
Columns
Teaching Machines to Detect Humanity’s Dark Side
By Rod McCullom
06.26.2017
Columns
The Biases of Police Facial Recognition Technology
By Rod McCullom
05.17.2017
Columns
Understanding the Gun Violence Contagion
By Rod McCullom
04.15.2017
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