As a science writer, I have quite a few articles to my name. My main focus is on the interactions between science and popular culture, especially in the fields of quantum technology, deep technology, and the metaverse. Recently I wrote an article for Discover Magazine, about the scams involved with deceased data, which you can read below.
You can find my most recent work for the Joint Institute of Laboratory Astrophysics (JILA) at the University of Colorado, Boulder, below in their magazine Light & Matter. I also publish articles in various publications, which you can find on other pages.
What’s Happening When the Deceased Send Facebook Friend Requests–Discover Magazine
I also have a Medium page with all my stories! Check out a few of the titles below!
Why Writing About Math and Physics Doesn’t Have to be Scary
What We Can Learn from Mattel’s New Line of Scientist Barbies
Should Scientists Have Social Media?
Welcome to the Digital Afterlife-A Debrief Article
Here you can find my written magazine articles on Tesla, 23andMe, and Polling. My Medicinal Plant Tour from the Denver Botanic Gardens is included as well. I’ve also included my book here too!
Here you can find the Medicinal Plants Tour from the Denver Botanic Gardens that I created. The tour is currently the third most popular tour on their website, and has a series of corresponding YouTube videos of recipes you can try.
Here you can find the link to my undergraduate honors thesis, which I published as a book. It covers the story of me interviewing scientists and science writers around the world to talk about science communication and the lives and conservation of weedy sea dragons.
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