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Virginia Gewin covers environmental issues—from food security to acidifying oceans to endangered species—from her perch in Portland, Oregon. Once on track to become a soil microbiologist, Virginia scrapped those plans to pursue her budding interest in science journalism after completing an American Association for the Advancement of Science Mass Media fellowship and an internship at Nature magazine. For the last decade, she has been a freelancer, writing for Nature, Frontiers in Ecology andEnvironment, The Oregonian, Portland Monthly, PLoS Biology, and Consumers Digest.
By Virginia Gewin on March 1, 2013
For our latest Friday snapshot, SciLancer Virginia Gewin (bio) takes us to the Bagdad Theater in Portland, Oregon, to find out why non-scientists are drawn to Science Pub. ... Keep Reading »
By Virginia Gewin on February 6, 2013
Science journalists need, really, only one thing to survive in this business—story ideas. Most freelancers troll their local research institutions, lecture circuits, or scientific conferences for nascent narratives. Travel is, ... Keep Reading »