Selected Features
- The Art of Turning Fish into Leather, Hakai Magazine
- From Canadian Coal Mines, Toxic Pollution That Knows No Borders, Yale Environment 360
- Meet the Scientists Who Pollute Lakes on Purpose, Atlas Obscura
- As Oil Industry Swoons, Tar Sands Workers Look to Renewables for Jobs, Yale Environment 360
- Gene Drives Could Stop the World's Oldest Problems. Kevin Esvelt Wants to Make Sure They Don't Start Any, Inverse
- Is Handwriting Dead?, Scienceline
- Incredibly Fast and Barely Legal, Scienceline
- Foragers Are Eating Wild in America’s Concrete Jungles, Scienceline
News and Explainers
- Peck by Peck, Seabirds Are Eating Live Whales, Hakai Magazine
- As Shipwrecks Rust, Oil Spills Are Imminent, Hakai Magazine
- Microplastics Are Highly Diverse and Those Differences Matter, Hakai Magazine
- Canadians Found a Safer Way to Transport Oil and, Yes, It Looks Like a Hockey Puck, Popular Science
- Bird Casualties Remain a Mystery After Largest-ever Oil Spill Off Canada's East Coast, Audubon
- Long-Term Study Tracks Persistence of Self-Harm in Autistic People, Spectrum
- Cell Maps Reveal Diversity of Neurons in Gut, Spectrum
- Virtual Lab Visits Enable Remote Assessments of Child Development, Spectrum
- Massive Encyclopedia Catalogs Genome’s Regulatory Regions, Spectrum
- New Measures of Social Skills Tap What Monkeys See, Do, Spectrum
- Scores Forecast Effects of Mutations in Autism Gene, Spectrum
- New Brain Maps Hint at Cerebellum’s Role in Cognition, Language, Spectrum
- New Method Exposes Structures Inside ‘Rainbow’ of Brain Cells, Spectrum
- Core Set of Autism Traits Shows Up in Diverse Cultures, Spectrum
- Large U.K. Database Reveals Links Between Genes and Brain Function, Spectrum
- Mouse Brain Atlas Reveals Details of Developing Cerebellum, Spectrum
- Therapy Taps Rhythm to Boost Speech in Autistic Children, Spectrum
- New Techniques Extend Tool Kit for Constructing ‘Mini-Brains’, Spectrum
- 'The Pill' Might Shrink Certain Brain Regions Among Women Taking It, Live Science
- Disaster Drone Pilots Are Working Hard and Getting Tired, Research Shows, Texas Climate News
- Chocolate-Covered Jellyfish, Anyone?, Scienceline
- Can Computers Forecast Avalanches Better Than Humans Digging Holes?, Scienceline
- The Human-Caused Wildfires That Once Burned in Coastal Rainforests, Scienceline
Multimedia
Video:
- The Waterfront: co-directed a short film about a canoe club on the Gowanus Canal, one of the most polluted waterways in the United States. Selected for the 2018 Environmental Film Festival at Yale, the People Preserving Place festival New York Wild Film Festival, and the Art of Brooklyn Film Festival.
- Watching Trees to Track Climate Change, Scienceline
