science and health writer
Carnegie Mellon Today: January 2012
Carnegie Mellon alumnus Jonathan Rothberg has invented a next-gen gene sequencer that could help usher in the era of personalized medicine. The idea came to him while his son was in the NICU fighting to survive.
Carnegie magazine: Winter 2011
Carnegie Museum of Natural History’s "M is for Museum" is a wide-eyed, fun-filled look at how museum scientists are really kids at heart and every kid already has the heart of a scientific explorer.
Science Connection: November 2011
An inspiring lab class—and a lot of moxie—spurs a Carnegie Mellon University physics instructor and her husband to establish a science teacher-training workshop in Rwanda.
Jennifer Bails is a freelance science and health writer based in Pittsburgh, Pa. A biologist by training, Jennifer is an award-winning former newspaper reporter whose work has appeared in the Philadelphia Inquirer, Babble.com, MSN Health & Fitness, Proto magazine and Pittsburgh Quarterly, among other publications. She is a member of the American Society of Journalists and Authors and the National Association of Science Writers. She also offers editing services, including proofreading and content or developmental editing.
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