Science Writing

Here's where to find different articles I've written. Scroll to the bottom for a complete list of clips.

Cascadia Daily News

I wrote 23 articles in 10 weeks for Cascadia Daily News as part of the Mass Media Fellowship through the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Article topics ranged from oyster restoration to how the immigration crackdown affected local families. Read a few favorites:

"WA beekeepers, researchers team up to keep bees healthy by tracking their diet

"Mount Baker’s glaciers and snowpack are shrinking. Will that affect Whatcom and Skagit County’s water supply?"

"Padilla Bay’s eelgrass is an ecological powerhouse — it’s under threat"

ASU News

I currently work as a science writer for the School of Life Sciences reporting on ongoing research for ASU News and the SOLS website. As of fall 2025, I've written 36 articles for ASU News and 16 articles for SOLS. Read a few favorites:

"My summer as a Mass Media Fellow: Reflections on science, place, and storytelling"

"ASU researchers first to fully sequence Gila monster genome, thanks to crowd-funding campaign"

"Honey bees can handle the heat, but that still may not save them from climate change"

Embryo Project Encyclopedia

The Embryo Project Encyclopedia is an open-access outlet communicating the history and science of thousands of topics related to embryology, development, and reproduction. I wrote thirteen articles for the Embryo Project and edited over two dozen.

The Embryo Project also collaborates with the ASU website Ask a Biologist, which communicates a range of biological topics to younger audiences and is accessed by 18 million people each year. I helped start the collaboration, wrote eight of my own Embryo Tales, and edited over a dozen.