Scientific research and engineering help us better understand the world, providing tools to live healthier, happier lives. Research and innovation do not happen in a vaccum — they are done by people within institutions and cultural frameworks. I work to illuminate the context for research and innovation. Translating complex ideas for lay audiences is a fascinating process, a skill I have improved both through work experience and my minor in Science Communication and Public Engagement.

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Researcher Profiles

• A Veterinarian Without Borders: Dr. Jarra Jagne’s International Veterinary Career
• ​​A Look at Past Cornell-Affiliated Nobel Prize Laureates: How Their Legacy Will Inspire Generations of Scientists to Come
• ​​​2020 Nobel Prize in Physics Highlights Black Holes, Mentors, and Collaboration

Technology Innovation

• Student Spotlight on Anthony Poon: Improving High School Graduation Rates in Cameroon
• ​Cornell Tech Aims to Assist the Visually and Hearing Impaired with Augmented Reality Software​
• ​​Feeding the World in 36 Hours: Cornell’s Digital Agriculture Hackathon Bridges Farm and Tech

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• Four Strategies for Covering Science at Your Student Publication

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