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Deputy Editor, Audubon
Deputy Editor, Audubon magazine. Pitch me stories about conservation, bird science and culture, and the environment. jleber@audubon.org (She/her)
Freelance Writer, Freelance
writer, @thewiremagazine @bandcamp @glasstire @sanantonioheron • working on comic book w/ @krishraghav about Beijing underground music • opinions my own
Photojournalist, High Point Enterprise
Photojournalist at The High Point Enterprise. High Point native. UNC-Charlotte grad. Photojournalism degree from RCC.
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Technology Lead Editor, Wirecutter
@wirecutter technology lead editor. I write about virtual reality. Signe = "see-nuh." She/her.
Freelance Journalist, IEEE Spectrum
Freelance science writer for Nature, Chemical & Engineering News, IEEE Spectrum, Communications of the ACM, et. al. www.neilsavage.com
Author, Unapocalyptic Newsletter by Karl Schroeder
Science fiction writer and foresight consultant. Canadian. Author of Stealing Worlds, Lockstep, and the Virga series. @KarlSchroeder@mastodon.social
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Reporter and Editor, Freelance
Reporter and editor specializing in science & medicine. Tweet curator. Bylines in Nature, WaPo, STAT News, NPR, TechReview, more. ’21-’22 MIT KSJ Fellow.
Journalist, Freelance
Science and environmental journalist. Words in Science, Scientific American, WSJ, New York Times for Kids, National Geographic, Undark, & others. she/her
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