Magazine ArticleS
Science@Work:
Edith Widder; Marine biologist, deep sea explorer
is in the July/August 2023 issue of Cricket’s Muse Magazine. I interviewed Dr. Edith Widder about her work studying the ways in which deep ocean animals use bioluminescence to communicate and how she used this knowledge on an expedition to capture the first ever footage of a giant squid in it’s natural habitat.
A Closer Look: The Colorful Science of Decoding Starlight
is in the May/June 2022 issue of Cricket’s Muse Magazine. This article describes how astronomers use star spectra to learn about the Universe.
Looking for Life on Mars
is a feature article in the February 2023 issue of Cricket’s Muse Magazine. The article explains how a technique discovered almost 100 years ago in India is being used by the Perseverance rover to look for signs of ancient life on Mars.
Science@Work: Dakshita Khurana, Quantum Crytographer
is in the January 2023 issue of Cricket’s Muse Magazine. I interviewed Dakshita Khurana on how she became interested in quantum cryptography and how it works. How do we know if a stranger is eavesdropping on our texts?
Insect or LeaF?
is in the April 2024 issue of High Five Magazine. This article for young readers shows how some insects look like leaves.
Podcast
Solve It For Kids
Author Jennifer Swanson invited me as a guest on Solve It For Kids . In this ongoing podcast, Jennifer and her cohost, Jeff Gonyea, talk to engineers and scientists and about real world problems they have solved. I was honored to asked to talk about How Computer Brains Are Made. We discussed my work as a semiconductor engineer making microprocessors.