Kathryn Hulick – Page 2 – author of books and articles for kids and teens

Color and the elements

A pale red and yellow rug, a blue shirt, a green jade figurine – what different colors do you see when you

I first wrote about the potential climate impact of AI back in 2021, before ChatGPT, Sora, Gemini, and all the generative AI

Tick Tock. Tick Tock. The sounds of clocks and timepieces surround me. I’m standing inside the Willard House & Clock Museum in

I love plants. My office looks (and feels) like a mini jungle, with every available surface packed with plants, plant lights, a

My latest story for Science News Explores asks whether AI might help people learn how to talk to animals. It's part science

In October 2022, I attended ClimateTech at MIT. One talk especially caught my attention. Gia Schneider of Natel Energy spoke about...

These tips come from my workshop, “Science writing that sparks and sizzles.” If you’d like me to give the workshop at your

These tips come from my workshop, "How to talk to a rocket scientist: the secrets of a successful interview." If you'd like

ChatGPT took the world by storm in late 2022. My editor at Science News Explores reached out to me on New Year's

How does our consumer-focused economy impact climate change? And how does life cycle analysis help us understand these impacts? My editor at