Amelia Hennighausen

Photo producer, editor, researcher, columnist & professor. Previously @ WSJ, Bloomberg et al. Now @ Nature. Think. Then think again. Opinions are my own.

[Amelia Hennighausen @ProfPhotoAmelia]

Nature’s feature on #chronicpain was one of the most important & personal projects I’ve worked on.

I wish—and hope—this is new to you.
For so many, it is their story too.

#photojournalism #photoeditor #photoproducer #healthnews #healthcare #sciencenews

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[Amelia Hennighausen @ProfPhotoAmelia]

@ericmyers2 What a beautiful doggo 🌈🕊️🍗

[Amelia Hennighausen @ProfPhotoAmelia]

Amazing project, epic adventure, and proud to have been a part of this production.

[nature @Nature]

What’s the tallest known tree in the Amazon? Last year, researchers set off on a historic expedition to find out. 🧵

Photographer @pblalb joined them as the only journalist on the trip. A Nature feature has exclusive photos and videos. https://t.co/ZWHs1ZYZmH

[Amelia Hennighausen @ProfPhotoAmelia]

Take a tour of the stunning images from #JWST I edited. Peruse the cosmos, if you will.

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[Amelia Hennighausen @ProfPhotoAmelia]

It'd be great if more people knew that there are personal steps they could take, even small ones, to do their part to reduce deforestation & mitigate climate change.
#climatechange #deforestation #meatfreesomedays #ClimateAction #saveforests #sciencenews

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[Amelia Hennighausen @ProfPhotoAmelia]

The best global science photos from March, chosen by our photo team at Nature. #sciencephotos
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[nature @Nature]

For better science, increase Indigenous participation in publishing https://t.co/bzmkzar2zt

[nature @Nature]

Today, many scientists acknowledge the troubling attitudes that have long plagued research projects in Indigenous communities. Here's how researchers can work more respectfully with these groups https://t.co/vLQXDuWGmi

[Amelia Hennighausen @ProfPhotoAmelia]

@NidhiSubs @bmaher @samcomen Gratitude to all personal efforts and hard work that went into this crucial read. And may even more important change STEM from these endeavors.

[Brendan Maher @bmaher]

What prompted Caltech to stop honoring the names of prominent California eugenicists on campus? @NidhiSubs dug deep into the story that is reshaping campus life in Pasadena. https://t.co/TTedqYUhdP

[nature @Nature]

"Systemic racism and science’s diversity deficit extend to images, creating a distorted and exclusionary picture of science’s past and present." https://t.co/iTqVRrFY8w

[Carlie_Hawaii @CarlieHawaii]

I am beyond thrilled to be hosting an esteemed panel of journalists @ProfPhotoAmelia, @KiraMColey, Tatiana Schlossenberg, and @bbcdavideades for the Science Storytelling for Impact Workshop tomorrow. I always learning something new. #science #education #storytelling #scicomm

[Amelia Hennighausen @ProfPhotoAmelia]

Our photo series of #scientistsatwork just won a silver medal.
I’m so proud of the work I’ve done with the team on this.
@naturenewsteam
@KarenHKaplan

[Society for News Design @SND]

In photo series, a silver medal goes to Nature for "Where I Work"

“Each photo has something that elevates it beyond a normal environmental photo."

[Amelia Hennighausen @ProfPhotoAmelia]

Best science photos from my team at Nature for March.
Please enjoy!
#sciencephoto #sciencenews #photojournalism #sciencevisuals
https://t.co/N06etoLhiB

[Amelia Hennighausen @ProfPhotoAmelia]

My heartbreakingly favorite photo of the year, and why. Maybe things can get better with participation and education?

From Nature’s yearly top science photos #sciencephotos #photosoftheyear #sciencejournalim
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[Amelia Hennighausen @ProfPhotoAmelia]

Our yearly top science photos are always tough to narrow down, but here they are: #sciencephotos #photosoftheyear https://t.co/6uvFKvvxza

[Amelia Hennighausen @ProfPhotoAmelia]

October's sharpest science shots, selected by our photo team at @NatureNews https://t.co/0HTRapJkT0

[Amelia Hennighausen @ProfPhotoAmelia]

Reported on this with @NatureNews video team. Talented group and interesting study.
https://t.co/3bdrKbK8mx

[Amelia Hennighausen @ProfPhotoAmelia]

@IvePetThatDog Combining makeshift all-natural couch with swimming gear makes for a double accomplishment, so that one may relax.

[Amelia Hennighausen @ProfPhotoAmelia]

This research examines once taboo questions about the impacts of gender transition. I am very proud of the team at Nature, and of Bea Uhart for the photos. https://t.co/mQsBcDPOGd
#naturejournal #transgender #sciencejournalism