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Devices that Don’t Need Batteries

In two stories I wrote for Science News for Students recently, I had to face one of my biggest fears: electromagnetism. I

Healthy screen time is one challenge of distance learning Science News for Students, September 11, 2020 My editor called me with a

Photo credit: National Park Service Are coyotes moving into your neighborhood? Science News for Students, September 3, 2020 I started working on

Photo Credit: World TeamTennis A robot referee can really keep its ‘eye’ on the ball Science News for Students, August 20, 2020

As infections ravage food crops, scientists fight back Science News for Students, August 16, 2019 This article explores the many ways scientists

You can fight back against cyberattacks Science News for Students, May 9, 2019 The original concept for this article was to explore

On the lookout for micro-missiles from space Science News for Students, March 7, 2019 Dust from outer space rains down on Earth

The idea for this article came to me at an unlikely time. I was waylaid at my parents’ house with a sudden,

My latest feature article for Science News for Students explores how the brain reads and how the process can go wrong, either

I’ve spent a lot of time recently writing about the microbiome. My June article on Cool Jobs in forensics focused mostly on