Author: Alexa C. Kurzius
Alexa Kurzius has always loved to write. After receiving her B.A. in English and psychology from Johns Hopkins in 2006, she moved to New York and became a pharmaceutical advertising copywriter. It was a delightful awakening; she realized she loved writing about health and had a knack for translating medical jargon into easy-to-understand print and web content. She's eager to share her experience and to learn all she can about science journalism at SHERP.
Hip-hop gives stroke education a boost in New York City public schools
By Alexa C. Kurzius | Posted May 22, 2013
Advocacy groups fear a win for Novartis in India’s patent law case will affect affordable access to medicine worldwide
By Alexa C. Kurzius | Posted January 22, 2013
Finding power potential beneath a volcano
By Alexa C. Kurzius | Posted January 17, 2013
What happens to wood waste after a hurricane?
By Alexa C. Kurzius | Posted January 11, 2013
Is it possible to avoid the holiday pudge?
By Alexa C. Kurzius | Posted December 24, 2012
How one Coney Island business stayed open following Hurricane Sandy
By Alexa C. Kurzius and Lily Hay Newman | Posted December 20, 2012
The Austin, Texas, conference focused the spotlight on eco entrepreneurs
By Alexa C. Kurzius | Posted October 24, 2012
Local fishmongers now have a new city specialty
By Alexa C. Kurzius | Posted October 23, 2012
Revisiting favorite TV shows and books may restore self-control
By Alexa C. Kurzius | Posted October 19, 2012
Columbia astrobiologist shows what blows at the Secret Science Club
By Alexa C. Kurzius | Posted October 7, 2012