My writing and editing has appeared in a number of academic and non-academic publications. I’m available for science-related book reviews. For academic writing, see my CV.
Writing
The Quickening book review, Science (Summer 2023)
Antarctic Journals, Floral Observer (Winter 2022, Spring 2023)
Warming on Thin Ice, Scientific American (podcast, 2019)
Saving Putah Creek, Davis Enterprise (2014)
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Editing and Consulting
I have a very strong track record of editing scientific-related work, particularly fellowship applications, glacier-related papers, science news articles, and podcast scripts. I have consulted on podcasts about climate change (e.g., the Green New Deal) and short films (Elegy for a Glacier). If you’re interested in editing or consulting services, please reach out to me at ehc2150 [@] columbia.edu for availability and rates.
Speaking
I’m always happy to come talk about ice, ice ages, ice physics, and the integration of art and science, here are a selection of talks from the last year
- How Ice Shaped Brooklyn Gowanus Dredger’s Club
- Stress, Strain, and Memory in Ice Andy Cavatora’s Theory Club
- Integrating a Creative Practice into Glaciological Research Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
Writing
The Quickening book review, Science (Summer 2023)
Antarctic Journals, Floral Observer (Winter 2022, Spring 2023)
Warming on Thin Ice, Scientific American (podcast, 2019)
Saving Putah Creek, Davis Enterprise (2014)
You can subscribe to my intermittent newsletter, Process Pending, here.
Editing and Consulting
I have a very strong track record of editing scientific-related work, particularly fellowship applications, glacier-related papers, science news articles, and podcast scripts. I have consulted on podcasts about climate change (e.g., the Green New Deal) and short films (Elegy for a Glacier). If you’re interested in editing or consulting services, please reach out to me at ehc2150 [@] columbia.edu for availability and rates.
Speaking
I’m always happy to come talk about ice, ice ages, ice physics, and the integration of art and science, here are a selection of talks from the last year
- How Ice Shaped Brooklyn Gowanus Dredger’s Club
- Stress, Strain, and Memory in Ice Andy Cavatora’s Theory Club
- Integrating a Creative Practice into Glaciological Research Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory