Science

DNA & Genetics

• Identical twin convicted based on DNA differences in first US case of its kind, The Guardian
• Police Turn to New DNA-Powered Technology in Hopes of Finding Killer, The Washington Post

Climate Change & Nature

• Currents of Change, Johns Hopkins magazine
• The Amazon Rainforest Is in Worse Shape Than We Thought, The New Republic
• The Bittersweet Joy of Fat Bear Week, The New Republic
• Extreme Athletes Are Braving the Harshest Environments on Earth For Science, Earther
• How Camera Traps Are Revealing a Rich, Hidden World of Wildlife, Earther
• In Hawaii, Distant Galaxies Confront Indigenous Lands in Quest for World’s Largest Telescope, Fusion
• Ears in the Field, Bats Magazine
• The Science Behind the Art, Bats Magazine

Gender

• Female Scientists Are Bearing the Brunt of Quarantine Child-Rearing, The New Republic
• Meet the Indigenous Women Fighting for Ecuador’s Rainforest, The New Republic

Pandemics & Climate Change

• The Coronavirus and the Limits of Individual Climate Action, The New Republic
• The Next Pandemic Could Be Hiding in the Arctic Permafrost, The New Republic
• The Climate Crisis Will Be Just as Shockingly Abrupt, The New Republic

Transportation

• In the D.C. Area, Carpooling “Slugs” Ride Fast and Free, Grist
• Life in the Slug Lane, Washingtonian
• Bikes Are Green, But in the Red, China Dialogue