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EXPLORING SCIENCE ACROSS BORDERS

I'm a freelance journalist splitting time between Cupertino, California and Santiago, Chile. I write about all things science and health, including the international politics that affect how research is conducted and translated into policy. My work runs the gamut, from nerdy dives into the molecular systems that make our bodies work to investigative reporting on sexual harassment and threats against scientists.

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‘THE SPARK HAS IGNITED.’ LATIN AMERICAN SCIENTISTS INTENSIFY FIGHT AGAINST SEXUAL HARASSMENT

February 2020

Science

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SEARCHING FOR CHOCOLATE’S ROOTS, AND ENEMIES, IN COLOMBIA’S WILDERNESS

September 2018

Scientific American

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WHY SCIENTISTS ARE WORKING TO UNLOCK THESE FIVE PUZZLES ABOUT MOTHER’S MILK

October 2018

The Washington Post

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TO LET NEURONS TALK, IMMUNE CELLS CLEAR PATHS THROUGH BRAIN’S ‘SCAFFOLDING’

July 2020

University of California San Francisco 

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CORONAVIRUS CHILLS PROTESTS FROM CHILE TO HONG KONG TO IRAQ, FORCING ACTIVISTS TO INNOVATE

April 2020

The Washington Post

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THE HUMAN FACTOR IN CLEAN WATER

January 2019

Knowable

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