Search
Science

Cancer uses mitochondria to reprogram neighboring cells

Read More
Meghan Rosen
Meghan Rosen
0
0

Meghan Rosen is a senior writer who reports on the life sciences for Science News. She earned a Ph.D. in biochemistry and molecular biology with an emphasis in biotechnology from the University of California, Davis, and later graduated from the science communication program at UC Santa Cruz.

→ Continue reading at Science News

Previous article
What may be one of Earth’s earliest animals has a punk rock vibe
Meghan Rosen
Meghan Rosen

More from author

Science

This ‘ghost shark’ has teeth on its forehead

Meghan Rosen is a senior writer who reports on the life sciences for Science News. She earned a Ph.D....
Meghan Rosen -
Read
Science

Staying on the keto diet long term could carry health risks

Meghan Rosen is a senior writer who reports on the life sciences for Science News. She earned a Ph.D....
Meghan Rosen -
Read
Science

Cancer patients froze reproductive tissue as kids. Now they’re coming back for it

Meghan Rosen is a senior writer who reports on the life sciences for Science News. She earned a Ph.D....
Meghan Rosen -
Read

Related posts

Science

What may be one of Earth’s earliest animals has a punk rock vibe

Being a punk rocker means being perpetually misunderstood. So perhaps it’s vindication that that some seafloor fossils, once considered just...
Danielle Beurteaux -
Advertisment

Latest posts

What may be one of Earth’s earliest animals has a punk rock vibe

Danielle Beurteaux - 0
Being a punk rocker means being perpetually misunderstood. So perhaps it’s vindication that that some seafloor fossils, once considered just piles of decomposing gunk,...

More young U.S. adults report trouble with memory and focus

Tina Hesman Saey - 0
More U.S. adults than ever report having serious trouble concentrating, remembering or making decisions. In 2023, more than 7 percent of adults without depression...

Microplastics Could Be Weakening Your Bones, Research Suggests

Fernanda Gonzalez - 0
Microplastics could be a factor in driving up cases of osteoporosis worldwide, according to recently published research. The study reveals that when these tiny...

For more than 25 years, Silicon Valley Reporter has captivated our city with award-winning writing and groundbreaking reporting.

The editorial staff welcomes feedback from its online readers.

Latest Posts

What may be one of Earth’s earliest animals has a punk rock vibe

Danielle Beurteaux - 0
Being a punk rocker means being perpetually misunderstood. So perhaps it’s vindication that that some seafloor fossils, once considered just piles of decomposing gunk,...

More young U.S. adults report trouble with memory and focus

Tina Hesman Saey - 0
More U.S. adults than ever report having serious trouble concentrating, remembering or making decisions. In 2023, more than 7 percent of adults without depression...

Microplastics Could Be Weakening Your Bones, Research Suggests

Fernanda Gonzalez - 0
Microplastics could be a factor in driving up cases of osteoporosis worldwide, according to recently published research. The study reveals that when these tiny...

Most Popular

Teachers Find an Accommodating System to Help Their Professional Growth

Matt Cates - 23
An overview of Professional Development Courses at the University of La Verne For over twenty years, Professional Development Courses at the University of La...

Asa Palagi: From the Military to Private Security

Elizabeth Katona - 32
Here’s What this entrepreneur has learned For successful entrepreneur Asa Palagi, it’s all about moving forward and accomplishing the next big goal. But there was...

Data Literacy Is Helping People Become Data-Savvy, One Level At A Time

Elizabeth Katona - 0
Data is everywhere and is a driving force in not only professional industries, but in the future of the world and the interest of...

Fast Access

©2020 Silicon Valley Reporter | All rights reserved