Reinforced oxytocin quells chronic abdominal pain in mice
Researchers developed a new pill with promising applications for treating pain due to gastrointestinal disorders.
I graduated from the Science Communication Master's Program at the University of California, Santa Cruz, in June 2024. I'm now writing about climate tech for GeekWire in Seattle, where I grew up.
As an undergraduate at Colorado College, I studied molecular and cellular biology and journalism. I enjoy learning about human health, healthcare, and the intersection of science and society. I love that this job challenges me to dig into new things and broaden my horizons, and I welcome the chance to go where I have not yet been in writing.
Researchers developed a new pill with promising applications for treating pain due to gastrointestinal disorders.
The meeting on Regenerative Biology of the Female Reproductive System will cover mechanisms of regeneration, fertility, gynecologic conditions, and more!
When Medical Research Failed Women in the Wake of the Thalidomide Scandal, Dr. Nanette Wenger Fought Back.
The Keystone Symposia on Interoception will explore emerging discoveries of neural communications between the body and the brain.
When Erin Dallin went to unlock his bike at a rack in Seattle, all that was left was his wheel clamped to it and a severed cable. (Photo courtesy of
Ashley Vaughn, the founder of EVALV (Electric Vehicle Adapter Lease Vending), presenting their idea at an event hosted by 45Camp in March. (VertueLab
Austin Perlmutter, Big Bold Health's managing director of science, research, and development, holding a Himalayan Tartary buckwheat plant in front of the
Seattle City Light curbside retractable EV chargers. Shown in use on the left and ready for use on the right. (GeekWire Photo / Gillian Dohrn) At a recent
Christian Luscher, a neuroscientist at the University of Geneva, presenting on addiction at the Allen Institute. (Allen Insitute Photo / Erik Dinnel)
A Pano AI camera on Capitol Peak in Western Washington was the first to flag the Warden fire in June. (Pano AI Photo) On June 17, early in the fire season