A Day in the Life of Tim Folger
Tim Folger writes for Discover, Scientific American, National Geographic, and other national publications. He is also the series editor for The Best American Science and Nature Writing, an annual anthology published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. He has won a Walter Sullivan Award for Excellence in Science Journalism and an American Institute of Physics Science Communication Award.
by TON Editors ·	May 30, 2017 ·	0 comments
A Day in the Life of Bryn Nelson
Bryn Nelson, a freelance science writer based in Seattle, is a microbiologist by training and a former staff writer at Newsday in New York. His work has appeared in The New York Times, The Guardian, MSNBC.com, Nature, MOSAIC, High Country News, Ensia, Science News for Students, Cancer Cytopathology, and many other publications.
by TON Editors ·	April 25, 2017 ·	0 comments
Nsikan Akpan is the digital science producer for PBS NewsHour and cocreator of the NewsHour digital series ScienceScope. When he isn't taking rides to the ocean floor or watching the shapes of smells for ScienceScope, he writes and edits for the NewsHour website and works on social media projects. His work has appeared at NPR.org and in Science, Science News, Scientific American, Newsweek, and elsewhere. He holds a doctorate in pathobiology and is an alum of the science communication program at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
A Day in the Life of Nadia Drake
Nadia Drake is a contributing writer at National Geographic, where she covers everything from planets to animals to emerging jungle tribes. Before that, she was a science reporter at Wired, and before that, she was the astronomy reporter at Science News. Her bylines have also appeared in Nature, New Scientist, and BBC Earth, among others. Nadia earned a PhD from Cornell University (studying epigenetics) and a certificate in science communication from UC Santa Cruz. She loves spiders and her favorite moon is Iapetus.
by TON Editors ·	April 4, 2017 ·	7 comments
A Day in the Life of Matthew Hutson
Matthew Hutson is a freelance science and technology writer and the author of The 7 Laws of Magical Thinking. He has a bachelor's degree in cognitive neuroscience from Brown University and a master's in science writing from MIT. He's written for The Atlantic, Wired, Newsweek, The New York Times Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, The New Yorker online, and elsewhere. For four years he was the news editor at Psychology Today.
by TON Editors ·	March 7, 2017 ·	1 comment
Office Hours with Robin Lloyd
Robin Lloyd is a freelance journalist and editor, as well as a contributing editor for Scientific American and an adjunct professor in New York University's Science, Health and Environmental Reporting Program.
by TON Editors ·	February 7, 2017 ·	4 comments
A Day in the Life of Robin Meadows
Robin Meadows is a freelance science writer in the San Francisco Bay Area. She's the Bay Area Monitor's water reporter, contributes to Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment and PLOS Research News, and has written for Audubon, Cancer Commons, Conservation, High Country News, Muse, and Nature. She also loves to take photos.
by TON Editors ·	January 10, 2017 ·	0 comments
A Day in the Life of Hillary Rosner
Hillary Rosner is an award-winning independent journalist who has been covering the environment for more than a decade. You can find her byline in National Geographic, Wired, Scientific American, The New York Times, High Country News, and many other publications. She is also a contributing editor at the website bioGraphic. She lives in Colorado with her husband and son and a bunch of rescued dogs and cats.
by TON Editors ·	November 29, 2016 ·	0 comments
Office Hours with Tom Linden
Tom Linden directs the Science and Medical Journalism Master's Program at the University of North Carolina. He's also a professor of medical journalism and teaches science, medical, and environmental journalism. For the last 21 years he's been the medical anchor for NEJM Journal Watch Audio General Medicine, a joint production of the Audio-Digest Foundation and the Massachusetts Medical Society. He's also the author of The New York Times Reader: Health and Medicine.
by TON Editors ·	October 18, 2016 ·	1 comment
A Day in the Life of David Grimm
David Grimm is the online news editor of Science, the world's leading journal of science news and scientific research. He is the recipient of the 2010 Animal Reporting Award from the National Press Club and the author of Citizen Canine: Our Evolving Relationship with Cats and Dogs, which traces the journey of dogs and cats from wild animals to family members. He has a PhD in genetics from Yale University and teaches science writing at Johns Hopkins University.
by TON Editors ·	October 11, 2016 ·	0 comments
Natural Habitat: Michelle Nijhuis
Today we visit the White Salmon, Washington tiny house and office shed of science writer Michelle Nijhuis.
by Jeanne Erdmann ·	October 4, 2016 ·	0 comments
Office Hours with Henriette Löwisch
Henriette Löwisch is the director of the master's program in Environmental Science and Natural Resource Journalism at the University of Montana. Before she became a journalism professor, she worked as an editor and correspondent for the German Service of the international wire service Agence France-Presse.
by TON Editors ·	September 27, 2016 ·	1 comment
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