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Education and Courts Reporter, Arizona Capitol Times
Education + Courts Reporter for @azcapitoltimes + @theyellowsheet + @stateaffairsUS Tips + inquiries ➫kriley@stateaffairs.com
Writer and Editor, Freelance
Science writer and editor. Done with this place. Find me on BlueSky, same name.
Staff Writer, Science Magazine
I'm a reporter covering NIH and biomedical research policy for Science magazine.
Contributor, Forbes
Publisher, The Checkout Grocery Update. ⬇️ Host, @CheckoutRadio. Bronx Boy, occasional Texan. Grocery lifer. @IPESFood
Researcher and Editor, Genetic Literacy Project
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Middle East Producer, Bloomberg Television
🪬 Gets up early & cooks rarely. Middle East coverage + field producer @bloombergtv via @ajenglish @euronews @domusweb, fellow @imfnews @soljourno
Co-Host, The Inner Loop Radio: A Creative Writing Podcast
Arts & Sciences... and lots of #DogStuff. @VaMdVetMed | @AAASMassMedia | @theinnerlooplit | @DivIntelligence | @gwCASHP/@howdogstalk
Reporter, Science Magazine
Reporter at Science Magazine, covering environmental research & issues. Tweets focus on news from the scientific literature. Views my own.
Reporter and Editor, Freelance
i have a lot of questions. personal account. bearing witness.
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