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Eleanor Lutz

Eleanor Lutz

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Graphics Editor, The New York Times

New York

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Local Political Education , Not For Profit News , Legislative

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I rant about anything that needs ranting..

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Total articles 254

  • Infecting Mosquitoes Before They Infect Us

    By Stephanie Nolen Verified, Eleanor Lutz| Scranton Times-Tribune Verified In a laboratory in downtown Medellín, Colombia, it is lunchtime: A technician in a white coat carries a loaded tray into a steamy nursery. She walks between rows of white mesh cages, each the size of a minifridge, and slides a thin tray of blood into every one. In response, her charges, all 100,000 of them, begin to whir and emit an excited hum. This is a mosquito factory.

    By Stephanie Nolen Verified, Eleanor Lutz · Scranton Times-Tribune

    Oct. 31, 2023

  • Satellite Images Show Israel’s Invasion in North Gaza

    By Josh Holder Verified, Weiyi Cai Verified, Eleanor Lutz| The New York Times Verified Middle East|The Most Detailed Satellite View of Israel’s Invasionhttps://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2023/10/30/world/middleeast/israel-invasion-gaza-satellite-image-map.htmlSatellite imagery taken Monday morning shows the substantial scale of one of Israel’s main advances into northern Gaza, where hundreds of armored vehicles have pushed miles past the border into urban areas on the outskirts of Gaza City.

    By Josh Holder Verified, Weiyi Cai Verified, Eleanor Lutz · The New York Times

    Oct. 30, 2023

  • Infecting Mosquitoes Before They Infect Us

    By Stephanie Nolen Verified, Eleanor Lutz| Scranton Times-Tribune Verified In a laboratory in downtown Medellín, Colombia, it is lunchtime: A technician in a white coat carries a loaded tray into a steamy nursery. She walks between rows of white mesh cages, each the size of a minifridge, and slides a thin tray of blood into every one. In response, her charges, all 100,000 of them, begin to whir and emit an excited hum. This is a mosquito factory.

    By Stephanie Nolen Verified, Eleanor Lutz · Scranton Times-Tribune

    Oct. 31, 2023

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The New York Times

New York, New York, United States

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