Below you can find a sampling of things I’ve written, edited, or projects I’ve managed. This does not include my regular day-to-day editing job at Massive Science. All good articles on Massive are because of my strong, visionary editing. If you find a mistake in an article I wrote, the only explanation for that is that it’s someone else’s fault.
You Are What You Meat (managing editor for Massive Science on long-form, multi-article publication covering the history, science, and impact of cellular agriculture aka lab-grown meat)
0.1% (edited a zine on how genomics and personal identity affect one another. A collaboration between Massive and NAVEL, an LA-based art collective)
Navigating the Challenges of Cell-Based Immunotherapies (interview article for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News on barriers preventing cell-based medicine like CAR-T from becoming widespread)
Does Lactic Acid Really Cause Muscle Pain? (script for Youtube science show Scishow about a common biochemistry myth)
Befriending Hyperobjects (edited and contributed text for a grant supporting this art project, as well as edited text for the project’s app)
A Short Sequence of Fish DNA Could Change Our Understanding of Virus Reproduction (a Massive Science story I wrote on research I found interesting but is rarely the kind of thing I see covered; contains several turns of phrase I like)
Should peer review stop being anonymous? (a Massive article story on trends in science culture, in this case how peer review in science publishing should work)
Carl Zimmer explores the mysteries and contradictions of genetics (wrote a review on a new book about genetics and inheritance)
