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Anthony Warmack
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Contributor, Freelance
Freelance Journalist, Science Writer, #scicomm'er • #4Hgrown• @COFOregonState • @ILextension • #photog • #ItalianAmerican • #Catholic • Wear your mask
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Wade Roush
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Freelance Journalist, Freelance
Sci/tech journalist, audio producer, author. Host @soonishpodcast, co-founder @hubspokeaudio. Leaving Twitter for Mastodon; follow @waderoush@masthead.social
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Laurie Wiegler
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Reporter, Freelance
Scribo ergo sum. @KingsArtsHums/@SFSUEnglish alumna. Believe in the Fourth Estate. Interviewed Jane Goodall for the BBC. Opinions MINE. Signal: Laurie Wiegler
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Webb Wright
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Science Journalist, Freelance
Journalist covering tech and the mind. Seen in @sciam, @WIRED, @QuantaMagazine, @VICE, and elsewhere. Obsessed with words and music.
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Olive Heffernan
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Science Journalist, Freelance
Science journalist and author of THE HIGH SEAS. You won't find me here. Find me on LinkedIn, Instagram or at @oliveheffernan.bsky.social.
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John Knefel
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Senior Writer, Media Matters for America
senior writer @mmfa, jknefel at mediamatters dot org. Tweets are my own opinion, favs are bookmarks
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Lucas Brouwers
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Deputy Editor-in-Chief, NRC Handelsblad
Adjunct-hoofdredacteur @nrc. Vogels zijn dino's. @lucasbrouwers@mas.to
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Amy Kraft
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Executive Editor @EverydayHealth. Second place winner in Seinfeld trivia contest. Mother to daughters, wife to a husband, and servant to cats.
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Daniel Whiteson
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Co-Host, Daniel and Jorge Explain the Universe
Particle physics and ML (sites.uci.edu/daniel). Co-creator @DandKUniverse pod and @ElinorWonders TV. Patreon: www.patreon.com/DanielWhiteson.
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John Upton
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Editor, Climate Central
Climate journalist. Not posting here — I'm on Bluesky (same username). For @ClimateCentral's local climate collabs see bio link.
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Siobhan Adcock
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Director, Baby Content Development, Consumer Reports
Editor, eater, writer. Author of THE COMPLETIONIST and THE BARTER
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