Catherine Zandonella
Science Writer
Science Writer
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Science & Technology Articles
Catherine Zandonella has over ten years experience as a science writer for magazines and newspapers.
In addition to the feature articles listed below, she has written numerous news articles for both Web and print.
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Superhighways of Spin New materials called topological insulators could revolutionize computing power. (New Scientist, August 2010) |
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Iron superconductors: Breaking all the rules
FOR all its marvels, electricity frequently disappoints. Batteries run out. Electricity is, alas, imperfect...(New Scientist, August 13, 2008) |
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How
to Play the Postdoctoral Game Life as a postdoc can be tough, so learn how to play the system. (New Scientist, March 4, 2006) |
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Solids
That Can Pass Through Solids Welcome to a world where teacups melt through saucers and everyone walks
through walls (New Scientist, October 8, 2005) |
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The First Wave Adult stem cell therapies: Coming soon to a clinic near you. (Nature, June 16, 2005) | |
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From Rocks to Riches Ingenious treatments can turn worthless stones into sparkling sapphires almost good enough to fool the experts. (New Scientist, May 29, 2004) | |
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The Tiny Toolkit
Nanogadgets get lots of press, but what use will they be to biology researchers?
(Nature, May 1, 2003) |
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The Beat Goes On
Four years ago, researchers announced an ambitious plan to build a bioengineered heart in ten years. How far have they come? (Nature, February 27, 2003) |
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