Author: Jonathan Chang
Jonathan Chang recently graduated from Johns Hopkins University with an M.A. in neuroscience, specializing in auditory processing. As a result, he's obsessed with sounds, music, languages, and brains. He's glad to be part of SHERP and looks forward to writing about how awesomely bizarre science can be. Follow him on Twitter: @JonMChang
A handful of tips for fledgling runners
By Jonathan Chang | Posted January 25, 2013
Today’s U.S. Patent System stifles innovation and is a breeding ground for shady business deals
By Jonathan Chang | Posted November 16, 2012
Many musicians crave perfect pitch, but is it all it’s cracked up to be?
By Jonathan Chang | Posted October 18, 2012
Who says that scientists can’t take a joke?
By Jonathan Chang | Posted July 6, 2012
A semirational rant on an irrational number
By Jonathan Chang | Posted June 29, 2012
A different type of science fair
By Jonathan Chang and Allison T. McCann | Posted May 1, 2012
How old instruments are getting a new voice
By Jonathan Chang and Virat Markandeya | Posted February 27, 2012
How hard is a game of Pac-Man?
By Jonathan Chang | Posted February 24, 2012
The chemistry of a glow stick
By Jonathan Chang | Posted February 21, 2012
Sometimes, it’s better to keep it sweet and simple
By Jonathan Chang | Posted February 4, 2012
Scienceline brings you the best obscure science stories from 2011
By Kate Yandell and Jonathan Chang | Posted December 27, 2011