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Eva Amsen
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Science Writer, Freelance
London
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Biography
Eva Amsen is a writer and science communicator, focused on the common ground between science and the arts. She has written about science in culture and society for Nautilus, BOLD blog, The Scientist, Spacing Magazine and other places.
Environment , Science , Biology , Chemistry , Health
I don't cover local, daily life, only issues relevant to society.
Content
By Eva Amsen Verified| Forbes Verified What makes a tree a tree? Or rather, why can we recognize trees in even quite abstract depictions when they are so varied in nature? Researchers have found a clue in the branches, and used math to describe how the way we see branches in nature and art contributes to our recognition of trees. "We've come up with something universal here that kind of applies to all trees in art and in nature," Mitchell Newberry told the University of Michigan.
By Eugenio Mallol, Eva Amsen Verified, Jose Gonzalez, José González Verified| Forbes España Verified La investigación científica vive uno de sus momentos más convulsos. Cuando en otoño pasado senté a dialogar en la sede de la Fundación Rafael del Pino al científico y emprendedor Javier García con el filósofo Daniel Inneratity, ambos Premios Nacionales de Investigación, ni siquiera sospechábamos el grado de desnorte en el que acabaría sumida la ciencia global en este arranque de 2025. No había público, sólo nosotros tres.
By Eva Amsen Verified| Forbes Verified Leonardo Da Vinci was one of the first people to draw detailed sketches of human anatomy. His drawings showed that he noticed networks of muscle fibers on the inside of the heart. Da Vinci thought that these fibers could perhaps help to warm the blood, but their real use is now slowly coming to light, thanks to modern research databases and artificial intelligence. The muscle fibers that Da Vinci included in his detailed anatomical drawings of the heart are called cardiac trabeculae.
Company Info
Freelance
Freelancer.com is the largest freelancing and crowdsourcing marketplace in the world, connecting over 81 million employers and freelancers across more than 247 countries. Founded in 2009 and based in Sydney, Australia, the platform allows employers to post jobs while freelancers can bid on these projects. It is publicly traded on the Australian Securities Exchange under the ticker ASX:FLN. The platform supports a variety of work categories, including software development, writing, design, and marketing. Freelancer.com also offers contests for creative work, where employers can award prize money to winning entries. Users can choose from different membership plans, including free and paid subscriptions, which provide various benefits. The mobile app enhances project management and communication for users on the go. With a diverse customer base that includes individuals, small businesses, and large enterprises, Freelancer.com plays a significant role in the global online economy.
De Pere, Wisconsin, United States