NPR

December 2023

Virtual reality gives a boost to the 'lazy eye'

KQED

January 2023 - Present

Radio brief: Reduction in Tents Not Necessarily Reduction in Homelessness, Advocates Say

Radio brief: State Senator Introduces Psychedelic Therapy Bill

Radio feature: Push to Legalize Use of Psychedelics Resurfaces in California

Radio feature: Bay Area Lawmaker Wants to Legalize Therapeutic Psychedelics

Radio brief: Mayor reacts to CA company building a new city nearby

Radio featurette: Palestinian craft market funds medical relief for Gaza

Radio featurette: Climate Activists, Local Officials Disagree on trade summit’s Climate Change Impact

Radio brief: San Francisco residents worry about trade summit temporarily shutting down neighborhood

Radio brief: Peninsula Rep Kevin Mullin Says Any Israel-Hamas Cease-fire Must Address Hostages

Radio feature: Smoke in Schools

Radio feature: Pros and cons of decriminalizing psychedelics

Radio featurette: Public Health Advocate Petitions for Air Quality Monitors in San Leandro

Psilocybin and Depression

Radio brief: Ship Pollution

Radio brief: First-in-the-nation phase-out of gas appliances

Radio brief: Parajo Evacuees Wait For Opportunity To Return Home

Storm Recovery Begins at Beloved State Beach in Santa Cruz County

Science Notes

October 2023

A Depression Treatment with Mushrooming Potential

Stanford Medicine

June 2023 - Oct 2023

Large language models in the clinic: AI enters the physician-patient mix

Unconventional Paths: How she flipped traditional genomics analysis on its head

New cardiovascular risk calculator includes social determinants of health, excludes race

Ten stories in medicine's AI boom

Scientists identify ‘Velcro-like’ molecule to potentially treat ALS

Incoming Stanford Medicine MD and PA students shed tears, don white coats

Scientists employ AI to predict brain cancer outcomes

Migraine headaches: What are they and how do you treat them?

A more complete imaging technique could personalize cancer treatment

Answers to your menopause (and perimenopause) questions

Lookout Local

August 2023

‘My story is a Native story’: Astrophysics grad student didn’t feel ‘Native enough’ until UCSC

KSQD radio

June 2023

Magic mushrooms as therapy

Good Times

January 2023

Will climate change eliminate coastal fog?

The Mercury News

January 2023

State becomes refuge for transgender youths

Mongabay

December 2022

Bright, unique colors can put tropical songbirds at greater risk

EOS

December 2022

Geohazard Education Trainings Foster Resilience in Rural Alaska

Monterey Herald

September 2022 - December 2022

Scenic trail on hold 'indefinitely'



Blood donors are heroes too

California company teams up workers with disabilities

The art of persuasion: Crafting a pitch to help protect condors

Celebrating fall in Monterey County: Family fun or family fright

Wary of bird flu, the Monterey Bay Aquarium is closing it's aviary until further notice

Santa Cruz Sentinel

November 2022, August 2023

Santa Cruz County high schools have inconsistent concussion care

A home away from home for Amah Mutsun Tribal Band youth

Allen Institute for Brain Science

June 2018 - September 2022

Social media explainer: cell types

Podcast: Lab Notes | Bees suffer from social isolation too

Now in stunning, whole-brain resolution: neurons

These visual neurons catch what we might miss

What’s your favorite neuron? We asked 5 neuroscientists.

The Seattle Times

May 2019



Could a parent’s exercise level change the genes they pass down? A new study says yes (if you’re a mouse).

Spark Science

June 2018

Gut Microbes: Could they prevent Alzheimer’s Disease?

HD Buzz

April 2018



Exciting Experiments in "Open Science" by Huntington's Researchers