SHORT READS
Regular Contributor at Engadget / May 2017 - January 2019
University Students’ Engagement in Virtual Learning Environments BOLD Blog / December 21, 2018
Augmented Reality Smart Glasses to Boost Learning in the Classroom BOLD Blog / September 10, 2018
Young Children Sleep to Learn BOLD Blog / August 13, 2018
How Parents Can Shape Children's Math Ability BOLD Blog / April 20, 2018
The Still-Developing Teen Brain Shapes the Way They Learn BOLD Blog / January 15, 2018
New Study: Farms with Both Cats and Dogs Have Fewer Rats Modern Farmer / January 2, 2018
Some Farmers Still Don't Trust CRISPR, Thanks to GMOs Motherboard / December 21, 2017
2018 Preview: Opioids Will Kill Tens of Thousands More People New Scientist / December 19, 2017
When Children Begin to Value Expertise BOLD Blog / December 18, 2017
Focus on Liberty and Purity May Change Anti-Vax Parents' Minds New Scientist / December 4, 2017
Grow Fake Versions of Rare Delicacies Like Sea Urchin at Home New Scientist / November 10, 2017
Kitchen Counter Bio-lab Lets You Make Edible Gloop From Cells New Scientist / October 30, 2017
Opioid Crisis: Trump Suggests Telling Young People Drugs are Bad New Scientist / October 27, 2017
Marijuana Compounds Made in GM Yeast Could Help Epilepsy New Scientist / October 25, 2017
Side Effects are Worse When We Think Medication Looks Expensive New Scientist / October 5, 2017
Scientists Used CRISPR to Edit a Gene that Causes Miscarriages Motherboard / October 2, 2017
Execution Cocktail New Scientist / September 2, 2017
Pioneering Gene Therapy Approved for Leukemia in the US New Scientist / September 1, 2017
Immigrant Protections Have Halved Kids' Mental Health Problems New Scientist / August 31, 2017
Trump Says He'll Declare US Opioid Epidemic a National Emergency New Scientist / August 11, 2017
Side Effects Kill Thousands but Our Data On Them is Flawed New Scientist / August 10, 2017
These Kids Are Learning CRISPR At Summer Camp Motherboard / July 27, 2017
Hundreds Charged in Huge Opioid and Healthcare Fraud Crackdown New Scientist / July 14, 2017
Introducing Podcasts Worth Hearing: Moving at the Speed of Creativity BOLD Blog / June 23, 2017
Antibacterials in Soap Should Be Regulated Globally, Say Experts New Scientist / June 21, 2017
The Sex Tech Industry Says Facebook and PayPal are Censoring its Work Motherboard / June 14, 2017
Police Warned of Drug So Powerful it Can Kill in One Breath New Scientist / June 9, 2017
Introducing Podcasts Worth Hearing: Ways & Means BOLD Blog / June 9, 2017
CRISPR is Not Accurate Enough to Save Us Yet Motherboard / June 8, 2017
These Weird Flattened Noodles Will Change the Way We Pack Food Motherboard / May 26, 2017
This Snake Fight Makes No Sense Motherboard / May 20, 2017
Even Very Young Children Require Media Literacy to Learn from Technology BOLD Blog / May 12, 2017
Introducing Podcasts Worth Hearing: The Story Collider BOLD Blog / May 5, 2017
Scientists Just Transplanted Small Rat Heads Onto Bigger Rats Motherboard / April 27, 2017
Who Won the Showdown Between Cheerleading Twitter vs. Baseball Twitter? Motherboard / April 27, 2017
Black Market Weed Is Growing Where Medical Marijuana Is Legal Motherboard / April 26, 2017
Robot Tutor ARTIE Boosts Learning in the Classroom BOLD Blog / April 26, 2017
Climbing Mt. Everest Is Terrible for Your 'Nads Motherboard / April 21, 2017
When an Ancestry Test Tells You Your Dad Isn't Your Dad TONIC / April 7, 2017
Are Physicians of Color Being Shut Out of Competitive Specialties? The Daily Beast / March 20, 2017
Introducing Podcasts Worth Hearing: Morning Edition BOLD Blog / March 17, 2017
Can IQ Tests and Grades Predict Life Outcomes? BOLD Blog / March 15, 2017
Never-before-seen Gatherings of Hundreds of Humpback Whales New Scientist / March 10, 2017
How to Make Trump Less of Dick, With Science Gizmodo / February 24, 2017
Introducing Podcasts Worth Hearing: K12Science BOLD Blog / February 24, 2017
Introducing Podcasts Worth Hearing: Every Classroom Matters BOLD Blog / February 17, 2017
Why We Don't Know Much About Medications for Pregnant Moms The Daily Beast / February 12, 2017
Introducing Podcasts Worth Hearing: Pushing the Edge BOLD Blog / January 13, 2017
Introducing Podcasts Worth Hearing: Teachers Talking Tech BOLD Blog / January 6, 2017
Why Antidepressants Are So Slow to Act Discover Magazine / January/February, 2017
Disrupting Dopamine Dogma Discover Magazine / January/February, 2017
Introducing Podcasts Worth Hearing: Substitute BOLD Blog / December 23, 2016
Introducing Podcasts Worth Hearing: Cult of Pedagogy BOLD Blog / December 16, 2016
A Very Stubborn Gender Gap BOLD Blog / December 9, 2016
The Big Shift in Math and Science Education BOLD Blog / December 2, 2016
E-books Versus Print: Is One Better Than the Other? BOLD Blog / November 25, 2016
Bacteria Show Signs of Starvation in Space The Scientist / November 18, 2016
Learning By Moving BOLD Blog / October 21, 2016
A Future Without Schools BOLD Blog / October 14, 2016
Making Early Educational Interventions Last BOLD Blog / October 10, 2016
Think Outside the Brain Discover Magazine / October, 2016
What Makes a Genius? BOLD Blog / September 30, 2016
You Can Fight Climate Change in Small Spaces Too Pacific Standard / September 29, 2016
Gender Stereotypes in STEM Form Early BOLD Blog / September 26, 2016
Could Sex Hormones Help Addicted Women Stop Taking Opioids? New Scientist / September 23, 2016
Infertility Specialist: Embryo Testing Improving IVF Outcomes Women's eNews / September 19, 2016
How a Sleep-Associated Hormone Affects Murine Tooth Development The Scientist / August 22, 2016
Lochte Probably Lied for the Same Reason We All Do - It Was Easier Slate / August 18, 2016
Scientist Who Mapped U.S. Zika Risk Now Working on Awareness App Women's eNews / July 25, 2016
How Type 2 Diabetes Affects the Brain The Scientist / July 21, 2016
Health System Skimps on Trans Health Care Training Women's eNews / June 15, 2016
A Good Day for Zebrafish Pacific Standard / June 13, 2016
This Heart Doctor Wants to Clear Up Confusion About HRT Women's eNews / April 26, 2016
Social Anxiety Isn't Helping Women Close the Pay Gap Women's eNews / March 24, 2016
Tiny Doses of Opioid Could Be First Fast Anti-Suicide Drug New Scientist / February 3, 2016
"Cat-gras Syndrome" Is When You Think Your Cat Is an Imposter Motherboard / January 27, 2016
Watch How Bubbles in Water Can Be a Powerful Cleaner Motherboard / January 15, 2016
Our Six Favorite Parasites Discovered in 2015 Motherboard / December 30, 2015
Brave or Reckless? Thrill Seekers' Brains Can Tell You New Scientist / October 9, 2014