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Spectrum

Spectrum is an online publication that keeps up to date on the latest autism research. As both an intern and a freelancer for the publication, I've written about cutting-edge neuroscience, maternal risk factors, and anxiety in children with autism.

New tool provides real-time glimpse of brain activity in mice

Brain implant mutes seizure-like activity in mice

Two new sensors track chemical signals in brains of living animals

New technique scales up ability to find DNA tags in genomes

Chick model of epilepsy-drug exposure may mimic signs of autism

Use of certain social strategies linked to anxiety in autism

New map reveals web of connections from single neurons

Infant seizures, maternal meds top list of risk factors for autism

Tiny particles safely stimulate neurons buried in brain

'Honeycomb' maze elevates testing of rodents' spatial skills

Low intelligence, repetitive actions tied to self-injury in autism

Scholastic

As an intern for Scholastic Inc, I wrote news and feature stories for DynaMath and Scholastic Math, two math-based magazines geared toward elementary school and middle school students. Some of my story topics include fastest ice, kelp forests, and even Frankenstein. Don't have a subscription? Shoot me an email if you want a specific PDF!

By the Numbers: Ralph Breaks the Internet

Shrinking Sun

Single's Day Shopping

Better Burps, Better Planet

Keeping Up With the Kelp

By the Numbers: Frankenstein

Scary or Super?

Straw Solution

Scienceline

Scienceline is the student publication run by the Science, Health, and Environmental Reporting Program at NYU. We're a group of struggling grad students figuring out how to write about science. I'm currently one of the social media editors for the site. Don't forget to sign up for the weekly newsletter and follow us on social media!