Over the last few years, I've become increasingly interested in communicating science to general audiences.
My experience in a variety of scientific disciplines--psychology, language learning, learning sciences, data science/computing, and women's health, has given me a unique perspective that I'm excited to share in whatever ways I can.
So far, my writing has been featured on sites such as Tech at Bloomberg, O'Reilly Media, The Association for Psychological Science, Sci on the Fly AAAS Science Policy blog, and the Society for Women's Health Research.
Check out these posts by clicking on the links below.
It's time for data ethics conversations at your dinner table, cross-posted at Tech at Bloomberg & O'Reilly Media
The promise and peril of AI in women's health, posted at Society for Women's Health Research & Sci on the Fly, AAAS Science Policy blog
Consent in the context of genetic information: Does it really only belong to you? posted at Sci on the Fly, AAAS Science Policy blog
Increasing participation of women in computing fields: A data science perspective, posted at Sci on the Fly, AAAS Science Policy blog
Technology, distraction, and the classroom, posted at Sci on the Fly, AAAS Science Policy blog
Enough already: It's time to stop giving intelligent assistants female names and voices , posted at Sci on the Fly, AAAS Science Policy blog
Science blogging: 16 tips from a Fellow, posted at Sci on the Fly, AAAS Science Policy Blog
Enough already: It's time to stop giving intelligent assistants female names and voices , posted at Sci on the Fly, AAAS Science Policy blog
How language about ability affects performance, posted at Sci on the Fly, AAAS Science Policy Blog,
Competing for Attention, posted at the Association for Psychological Science's blog, The Observer
Series: Attention, Distraction, & Children's Learning Environments
The disproportionate impact of COVID-19 on women of color, posted on the Society for Women's Health Research blog
Managing endometriosis during the COVID-19 pandemic, posted on the Society for Women's Health Research blog
The promise and peril of AI in women's health, posted on the Society for Women's Health Research blog
Adenomyosis, the common gynecological condition you've never heard of, posted on the Society for Women's Health Research blog