Author: Emma Bryce
Emma Bryce holds a degree in print journalism and environmental science from the University of Cape Town, South Africa. Eternally in love with the African landscape, she is nevertheless ready to chase after her passion for writing about environment, humans and health on a global scale. How to pursue a decidedly international career while remaining thoroughly African at heart is what Emma ponders most often late at night. SHERP appears to be the first, exciting step.
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Behind the scenes at the American Museum of Natural History’s newest exhibit
By Emma Bryce and Taylor Kubota | Posted May 30, 2012
A partnership between academics and designers in New York City has produced a stove that could reduce child deaths in Africa
By Emma Bryce | Posted May 22, 2012
That is the question
By Emma Bryce and Benjamin Plackett | Posted March 26, 2012
Skin color, it turns out, is little more than adaptation in action
By Emma Bryce | Posted February 19, 2012
How their life cycle messes with your food
By Emma Bryce | Posted February 11, 2012
Rita McMahon and her quest to care for the wildlife of New York City
By Emma Bryce | Posted January 25, 2012
A selection of the craziest places that scientists are sciencing
By Emma Bryce | Posted December 29, 2011
Eric Sanderson peels back the concrete layers of New York City
By Emma Bryce | Posted November 18, 2011
Science shows that the smile has evolutionary leanings
By Emma Bryce | Posted November 17, 2011
A mosquito embedded in amber yields clues about the remarkable resilience of malaria
By Emma Bryce | Posted November 14, 2011
Oliver Sacks, renowned author and clinician, looks humorously and gently at perceptive disorders
By Emma Bryce | Posted October 26, 2011