I am a freelance science journalist covering neuroscience, health, and anything else that sparks my interest. My recent work has been published in Drug Discovery News, Nautilus, Nature, Quanta, and The Washington Post, among other outlets.
I am also the administrator and communications coordinator for the Council for the Advancement of Science Writing.
Photography by Li Kurzlop
I am driven by curiosity and a deep interest in understanding the way the world works. Most recently, I worked as a senior reporter at Spectrum, where I covered autism research and launched Null and Noteworthy.
In the past, I’ve been published in outlets including the Columbia Journalism Review, Popular Mechanics, Slate and The New York Times. I have an M.A. in science and health journalism from Columbia University and a B.A. in English and music from the University of Delaware.