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Robin Kazmier
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Science Editor, NOVA|PBS, PBS
Senior Editor, Digital @SciFri. Journalist, fact-checker, birder. Author, National Parks of Costa Rica. Previously @NOVApbs and @TheTicoTimes.
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Danielle Dana
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Executive Director, Science Friday
Looking for my next 🥪. Openly distracted by murder shows, baseball, narwhals, dogs, and my giant family. Formerly @TheLeakeyFndtn, now @SciFri & @RCSA1
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Turna Ray
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Managing Editor, GenomeWeb
Journalist: Personalized medicine, genomics, cancer @GenomeWeb genomeweb.com Managing editor: Precision Medicine Online precisionmedicineonline.com
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Lisa S Gardiner
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Writer, Editor and Illustrator, Freelance
writer | educator | scientist | working on a book about fossil reefs for @PrincetonUPress, rep'd by @jkpapin | Also find me at lisasgardiner.bsky.social
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Christie Taylor
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Journalist, Freelance
Freelance. Past: @newscientist, @scifri, @wpr, @uwmadscience et al. She/hers. Citizen 🏳️🌈. The 'pronouns in bio / septum ring crowd.' byctaylor.com
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Becky Fogel
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Education Reporter for, KUT-FM (Austin, TX)
Education reporter for @KUT. Previously editor/producer of newscasts for the Texas Newsroom. Alum of @SciFri @KWBU. I'm a tall 5'3" rfogel@kut.org
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Jennifer Swanson
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Freelance Author, Freelance
#STEM #Author of 50kids books: BrainGames,Astronaut-AquanautFootprints Across the Planet. The Lost Forest. Creator @kidssolve #podcast @NASASocial participant
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Alisa Opar
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Features Editor, Audubon
I'm the features editor for @audubonsociety. Views here are my own.
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Julie Leibach
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Senior Science Writer, MDB, Inc. and Freelance Journalist, Freelance
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John Brockman
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Blogger, Publisher and Editor, Edge, Freelance
Author & Cultural impresario (bit.ly/2daLJhK)—Chmn, Brockman, Inc. (@brockmaninc)—Editor, edge.org—Bio (bit.ly/2daNqfk)
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