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Writers

Nadia Drake is a science journalist who grew up thinking about cosmic questions. No Place Like Home is her space to talk about space—from other worlds to the fabric of the universe. Follow @nadiamdrake

Erika Engelhaupt is the online science editor at National Geographic and manages the Phenomena blog network. In Gory Details, she delves into strangely fascinating science of all kinds. Follow @GoryErika

Robert Krulwich is cohost of Radiolab, a WNYC radio program about "big ideas." In Curiously Krulwich, Robert looks for "the little things that catch my eye—that when I lean in, get bigger, richer, and much more compelling." Follow @rkrulwich

Maryn McKenna is an award-winning journalist and the author of Superbug and Beating Back the Devil. In Germination, she explores public health, global health, and food production and policy. Follow @marynmck

Brian Switek is a science writer and author of four books. Laelaps is his writing laboratory, dedicated to sifting through natural history for tales of evolution, extinction, and survival. Follow @Laelaps

Ed Yong is an award-winning British science writer. Not Exactly Rocket Science is his hub for talking about the awe-inspiring, beautiful and quirky world of science to as many people as possible. Follow @edyong209

Carl Zimmer Carl Zimmer is a columnist for the New York Times and the author of 13 books. In The Loom, he explores biology from the genes up. Follow @carlzimmer

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