PinnedCelebrating the Publication of “Sisters in Science”“Sisters in Science: How Four Women Physicists Escaped Nazi Germany and Made Scientific History” is out now!Jan 32Jan 32
On Holocaust Remembrance Day, Honoring the Murdered Women Scientists Whose Absence Haunts My BookFor those who survived the Nazis and those who didn’t, what made the difference?Jan 275Jan 275
Mapping Philadelphia’s FloraThe prowess of plant physiologist Ida Augusta KellerMar 15, 2024Mar 15, 2024
She’s a Witch!When suspicion falls on midwife Margaret Jones, she becomes the first victim of the Massachusetts Bay Colony’s witch trials.Mar 13, 2023Mar 13, 2023
A Splendid PhysicianHalle Tanner Dillon Johnson brings quality healthcare to Tuskegee, AlabamaMar 9, 20233Mar 9, 20233
Searching for Signs of Myself at the End of the WorldCould pandemic fiction ever have prepared me — a clinically depressed person — for the COVID-19 crisis?Aug 26, 2021Aug 26, 2021
An Astrologer of Sexual WellnessSarah Jinner and the wild world of 17th century adviceMay 28, 2021May 28, 2021
The Lady is a Naval EngineerHenrietta Vansittart changes the course of ship propulsionFeb 20, 2021Feb 20, 2021
A Catalyst for ChangeElizabeth Fulhame discovers catalysis and plants the seeds of photographyFeb 9, 2021Feb 9, 2021
Published inThe ShadowA Zoology GeniusRoger Arliner Young, the first Black woman zoologistFeb 4, 20211Feb 4, 20211
Published inAn Injustice!Bloomers on the BattlefieldThe tenacious life of Dr. Mary Edwards WalkerJan 6, 2021Jan 6, 2021
The Heroine of HarlemThe daughter of a slave leaves her mark on cancer researchDec 23, 2020Dec 23, 2020
When Wise Women Were WitchesThe wiping out of women healers in medieval EuropeDec 16, 202051Dec 16, 202051
Published inOneZeroThe Scientists Saving the Rainforests by Listening to ThemThe sounds of our most diverse ecosystems are going silentFeb 13, 20201Feb 13, 20201
Published inPULPMAGMy Nipples, MyselfMaternal martyrdom is programmed in at the cellular level.Jan 23, 20201Jan 23, 20201
Everything About EverythingFirst published in Brain, Child Magazine in August 26, 2015Dec 4, 2019Dec 4, 2019
Mojitos and “Mommy Milk”: When Friendship and Travel Meet MotherhoodI’m not mourning my old life; I’m merely coming face-to-face with what might have been if I hadn’t experienced an unintended pregnancy.Jul 23, 2019Jul 23, 2019
Beliefs Can Coexist: I’m a Science Journalist and a ChristianKnowledge is power, but for me, it doesn’t replace faith — it furthers it.Jul 16, 20191Jul 16, 20191