My work has appeared in BBC Future, Smithsonian.com, The Baffler, The New Republic, Mental Floss, The Atlantic, Aeon, Real Life, JSTOR Daily, HumanxNature, Phox Pop, The Establishment, Mobility Management, 500 Pens, Nursing Clio, and Lady Science.
2021
20 of History’s Most Outrageous Scientific Feuds | Mental Floss
Looking Beyond the Female Firsts of Science History | Smithsonian.com
Eugenic Past, Eugenic Present: On Audrey Farley’s “The Unfit Heiress” | Lady Science
The ‘star-fiend- who unlocked the Universe | BBC Future
Women’s Relentless Pursuit of Science | I-M
2020
How a brilliant biologist was failed by science | BBC Future
S.J. Baker: The woman who transformed public health | BBC Future
The Black Nurse Who Drove Integration of the U.S. Nurse Corps | JSTOR Daily
The computer pioneer who build modern China | BBC Future
Facial recognition technology will make abortion access more dangerous | Lady Science
Wilderness Dispossed | HumanxNature
Through the Reproductive Lives of women: On Cassia Roth’s “Miscarriage of Justice” | Lady Science
2019
The woman who reshaped maths | BBC Future
The Pioneering Female Botanist Who Sweetened a Nation and Saved a Valley | Smithsonian.com
The Woman Who Revealed the Missing Link Between Viruses and Cancer | Smithsonian.com
Video Game Workers See Power in a Union | The New Republic
Before Cities Become Smart, They Must Become Accessible | Mobility Management
Alternative Driving Controls and & ALS Clients | Mobility Management
The Charmed Life and Tragic Death of Snake Handler Grace Olive Wiley | Mental Floss
How Margaret Dayhoff Brought Modern Computing to Biology | Smithsonian.com
Standing Connections | Mobility Management
8 Daring Female Entrepreneurs From History | Mental Floss
The Statistician Who Debunked Sexist Myths About Skull Size and Intelligence | Smithsonian.com
Surely You’re A Creep, Mr Feynman: On toxic moral license and the mythos of male scientific genius | The Baffler
2018
The First Female Student at MIT Started an All-Women Chemistry Lab and Fought for Food Safety | Smithsonian.com
The Archaeologist Who Helped Mexico Find Glory in Its Indigenous Past | Smithsonian.com
The Tongue Drive System: A New Frontier in Assistive Technology & Power Wheelchairs | Mobility Management
The Woman Who Made a Device to Help Disabled Veterans Feed Themselves - and Gave It Away For Free | Smithsonian.com
The Edwardian Women Who Claimed to Travel Back In Time | Mental Floss
The Botanical Artist Who Translate Plant Science Into Beautiful Art | Smithsonian.com
The Woman Who Challenged the Idea that Black Communities Were Destined for Disease | Smithsonian.com
The Rockstar Geologist Who Mapped the Minerals of the Cosmos | Smithsonian.com
The History of Breeding Mice for Science Leads Back to a Woman in a Barn | Smithsonian.com
'The Language We Speak to Ourselves' in Abby Norman's "Ask Me About My Uterus: A Woman's Quest to Make Doctors Believe in Women's Pain | Lady Science
The Who Shaped the Study of Fossil Brains | Smithsonian.com
Playing with Marbles | Real Life Magazine
The Woman Who Transformed How We Teach Geography |Smithsonian.com
2017
How a Pioneering Botanist Broke Down Japan's Gender Barriers | Smithsonianm.com
Flowers of Resistance | Issue 4, Phox Pop (print mag)
"Building better technology, together": An Interview with the Recompiler's Audrey Eschright | Lady Science
How a Psychologist's Work on Race Identity Helped Overturn School Segregation in the 1950s | Smithsonian.com
The Bus | Lady Science
This 19th Century Lady Doctor Helped Usher Indian Women into Medicine | Smithsonian.com
In New Mexico, It's Back to School But Not Back to Lunch Shaming | 500 Pens
The Lady Anatomist Who Brought Dead Bodies to Light | Smithsonian.com
"Oh, yeah. That's totally a nipple": An Interview with Marie Sena | Lady Science
B For My Mom | Lady Science
Languages of Violence in 'The Handmaid's Tale' | Lady Science
The Logic of Cultivation in 'The Handmaid's Tale' | Lady Science
The Woman Who Stood Between America and an Epidemic of Birth Defects | Smithsonian.com
This Feminist Psychologist-Turned-Rock Star Led a Full Life of Resistance | Smithsonian.com
The 17th Century Lady Astronomer Who Took the Measure of the Stars | Smithsonian.com
What Trump's Immigration Policies Mean for Domestic Violence Victims | The Establishment
These Four Black Women Inventors Reimagined the Technology of the Home | Smithsonian.com
What Will Become of Climate Refugees in the Age of Trump | Lady Science
Men, Get on Board With the Women's March or Sit Down | Lady Science
"Hidden Figures": Finally a NASA Film Not About White Guys | Lady Science
2016
In "The Glass Universe," Dava Sobel Brings the Women 'Computers'of Harvard Observatory to Light | Smithsonian.com
This Lady Scientist Defined the Greenhouse Effect but Didn't Get the Credit | Smithsonian.com
Thinking and Writing in a Post-Trump World | Lady Science
The Early Feminist Who Used Botany to Teach Kids About Sex | The Atlantic
The Struggle of Women in Science is Written in the Stars | Aeon
Freaks, Monsters, and Misogyny in "Penny Dreadful" | Lady Science
Gertrude Caton-Thompson, Women's Networks, and Racial Politics in Great Zimbabwe | Lady Science
Disability, Pregnancy, and the Continued Fight for Workers' Rights | Lady Science
Monsters, Myths, and Constellations | Lady Science
Anthropos-cene | Lady Science
Manhattan's Missing Women | Women You Should Know
Searching for Racial and Sexual Justice in Reproductive Rights | Women You Should Know
Wonder Women of STEM | Women You Should Know
Women, Animals, and the Poetry of Activism | Nursing Clio
Vulgar Women, Queer Men, and Unruly Spirits | Lady Science
Who Killed the World? | Lady Science
The Lady Detective | Lady Science
2015
"Ways to Please a Lady": Advertisements for the Modern Kitchen | Lady Science
"National Geographic" and the Modern Lens of Empire | Lady Science
Sex-Role Reversal and Gender Benders | Lady Science
Science with a Capital "S" | Lady Science
Surviving the Trenches | Lady Science
Subversive Science | Lady Science
Married to NASA | Lady Science
One Final Bone to Pick with "The Knick" | Lady Science
Fodder for Progress: Caesarean Patients in "The Knick" | Lady Science