@boscheV Sorry for the slow reply. I've done several articles on paleolithic art. One of my favorites is this interview with Werner Herzog on the artwork of Chauvet cave. https://t.co/dR3olGM9oS
My latest for @DiscoverMag on the intrepid viking hunters who were part of an ivory trade that extended from northern Canada to Africa. #Vikings#Ivory#Greenland https://t.co/BQ2gc2VcJJ
My first piece for Atlas Obscura about a really interesting event in the history of the Tlingit people and Russian America. #Tlingit#Sitka https://t.co/r4kcCKLxJH
Just 61 gene variants distinguish modern humans from the Neandertals. Researchers are trying to figure out how these unique gene variants shaped our evolution by studying the effects of their archaic counterparts in brain organoids 🤯 https://t.co/BfGVxu6IlL (by me)
@Barry_Yeoman @wudanyan @lyrebard The first assignments I made as an editor were to the writers I liked from fact checking their work. It was a pleasure to work with you in both capacities @Barry_Yeoman
Moderna and Pfizer are now recruiting teens and children for Covid-19 clinical trials. At @SNStudents, @KSJatMIT alumna @BeeBrookshire (’20) answers five common questions kids have about participating. Read it here:
https://t.co/6iGEyqSMR3
Are you obsessed with ancient ruins and #archaeology? Dive into my new book, FOUR LOST CITIES: A SECRET HISTORY OF THE URBAN AGE. It's about four of the most spectacular cities in human history -- and why people abandoned them. Out today!!! https://t.co/TrJOC7BZSa
@ejwillingham 's article about the demand for a test to screen out embryos that are prone autism during IVF. It raises questions: Autism is a complex trait, so what genes would you look at? What other traits might accidentally be weeded out? #autism
https://t.co/PW9QwNqPNL
“Old Media” by Annalee Newitz (https://t.co/ggoDzIqlnX, February 20, 2019)
“At the Fall” by Alec Nevala-Lee (Analog Science Fiction and Fact, May/June 2019) #bestsciencefiction5
So, @NYTParenting
let me out of my cage to write about what humans can learn about playing by watching animals. This was SO much fun. I want to be @ispeakwookiee in my next life. And thank you so much to @MarcBekoff and Alex Taylor. https://t.co/Vqbckxo8HB
In Collecting Indigenous Feces, A Slew of Sticky Ethics https://t.co/KE4BtqPJBf via @undarkmag This is an excellent look at the ethics of taking biological samples. It's great that more anthropologists are involving indigenous people in the ways they design their research
Some of you may know that @NautilusMag is in the process of being sold. It still owes $186,000 to writers.
Myself and other writers, in partner with the National Writers Union @paythewriter are asking that this be considered in the sale. More here:
Parts of the @NautilusMag letter raise my eyebrows. As recently as March 2017 there were calls for pitches and I heard of people going unpaid months earlier. How can you say you weren't still assigning in the face of financial crisis? https://t.co/5PhQsMzaDk #PayNautilusWriters
But you're soliciting new material without telling writers that you've failed to pay journalists whose pieces have already run. It's dishonest not to acknowledge you're forcing writers to give interest-free loans. You're chipping away at debts by running a con game. https://t.co/Llu91uRpae