Selected Clips
Diabetes: What's Muscle Got to Do With It
Pitt Med Magazine - Fall 2009
Health.com - May 14, 2009
Record-Breaking Chameleons Live Only a Few Months
National Geographic News - June 30, 2008
Q & A with Margo Baldwin, Publisher, Chelsea Green Publishing
Bee Woman - Summer '08
Ice flow explains why fjords are cut so deep
New Scientist Magazine - May 14, 2008
Alexander the Great's "Crown," Shield Discovered?
National Geographic News - April 23, 2008
Pick Your Poison - CO is Good For You (in small amounts)
Pitt Med Magazine - Spring 2008
Scientific American MIND - February 2008
Huge New Palm Found -- "Flowers Itself to Death"
National Geographic News - January 17, 2008
Scholastic's ScienceWorld - October 8, 2007
I Want THAT Job - Consider a job in parasitology
Scholastic's ScienceWorld - October 8, 2007
Orangutans "Play Charades" to Communicate With People
National Geographic News - August 2, 2007
Study: Organic Farming More Efficient
LiveScience - July 18, 2007
Giant Fossil Rain Forest Discovered in Illinois
National Geographic News - April 24, 2007
Key to a Good Memory: Forget a Few Things
LiveScience - April 09, 2007
You Can't Travel Back in Time, Scientists Say
LiveScience - March 07, 2007
Space.com - February 19, 2007
Why Humans (and Baboons) Stress So Much
Space.com - February 19, 2007
Legendary Violins Were Chemically Treated
LiveScience - November 29, 2006
Interview with Anousheh Ansari, the First Female Space Tourist
Space.com - September 15, 2006
Orphaned Monkeys Saved From Illegal Meat Trade
National Geographic News - May 15, 2006
New Orleans' Trees Hit by Katrina Face Uncertain Outlook
National Geographic News - April 27, 2006
Chomsky Challenge: Bird Said to Grasp Key Aspect of Human Language
LiveScience - April 26 2006
A Real 'Green' House: No Heating Bill for 25 Years
LiveScience - April 21, 2006
Feds Lose a Few Neutrinos, Gain Some Information
LiveScience - March 30, 2006
Were Early Humans and Cave Bears Trading Spaces?
National Geographic News - March 23, 2006
Scientist Reading the Leaves to Predict Violent Weather
LiveScience - March 13, 2006
The Future of Science: A Conversation with Alan Lightman
LiveScience - February 15, 2006
Current Warming Period Is Longest in 1,200 Years, Study Says
National Geographic News - February 9, 2006
Ancient Skeletons Reveal First Baby Boom
LiveScience - January 19, 2006
Newfound Eye Cells Sense Night and Day
LiveScience - January 9, 2006
First Picture of Living Human Retina Reveals Surprise
LiveScience - November 28, 2005
Adventure Guide: Myanmar (Burma)
National Geographic Adventure Magazine - December 2005/January 2006
Deadly Effects of Future U.S. Heat Waves Predicted
LiveScience - November 14, 2005
Sign Language Improves Mental Abilities
LiveScience - November 3, 2005
National Geographic Adventure - September, 2005
Left unmowed, power-line land might suit bees
The Christian Science Monitor - September 15, 2005
Five Out of Five Researchers Agree: Earth's Solar System Special
Space.com - March 31, 2005
Nearby Evidence for Dark Energy
Space.com - March 22, 2005
Leaking Gravity May Explain Cosmic Puzzle
Space.com - February 28, 2005
Elevator Man: Bradley Edwards Reaches for the Heights
Space.com February 18, 2005