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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.
Science Editor, Live Happy
Live Happy science editor, freelance writer, lover of dogs, cars and music (in no particular order)
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Science Editor, Digital Photography Review
Science Editor at dpreview.com | Seattle-based Photographer (Landscapes & Events)
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Science Editor, KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA)
Craig Miller: award-winning writer/editor/radio rptr, cat dad, river rat, volunteer firefighter. PBS @NextAvenue, @KQEDScience alum, climate refugee.
Science Editor, The Guardian
Guardian science editor and podcast presenter | PhD | Massive, shortlisted Royal Society Science Book Prize | Sony Award | Leaks to rzmihznkov@kilglmnzro.xln
Science Editor, Freelance
Rice U. science writer, recovering journalist (views expressed are my own)
Science Editor, Colpisa
Periodista. También en IG: @aquarelen, @queriaquesupieras y @contigoperosintrigo
Science Editor, Chemical Watch
Risk Management Editor @chemicalwatch. Freelance writer and editor. Formerly Consultant @RPALtd and Deputy Editor @ChemistryWorld.
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Science Editor, ABC News (Australia)
Science journalist, runaway neuroscientist, Adelaidean at large. Science Editor for @RadioNational / @ABCaustralia. Tweets own views, in moderation. 🤓🧪🎙
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