Author: Miriam Kramer
Miriam graduated with her degree in journalism and anthropology from the University of Tennessee. Although she fully intended on majoring in English when first entering college, Miriam instead fell in love with the sciences. Not willing to give up writing, she combined her two passions and fell head first into science writing. You can follow her on Twitter!
New York City copes with sea level rise and flooding
By Taylor Kubota and Miriam Kramer | Posted November 4, 2012
Can’t we all just have a little more fun?
By Miriam Kramer | Posted October 12, 2012
Whether you’re a disaffected youth or just a curmudgeonly old dude, you have to admit — the Curiosity landing was pretty awesome.
By Miriam Kramer | Posted August 31, 2012
The Green Teens are taking over Brooklyn, one garden at a time
By Miriam Kramer | Posted July 9, 2012
The best “we are star stuff” videos out there in the Universe
By Miriam Kramer | Posted May 11, 2012
One former student’s experience with science education in the Volunteer State
By Miriam Kramer | Posted April 13, 2012
What science has to say about why we “haha”
By Miriam Kramer | Posted February 9, 2012
Some scientists are claiming that fMRIs are the key to lie detection. Is it true?
By Miriam Kramer | Posted January 30, 2012
Scienceline presents our top 10 staff picks of the year
By Taylor Kubota and Miriam Kramer | Posted January 2, 2012
Dale Andersen, a researcher at the SETI Institute, discusses everything from microbes in Antarctica to intelligent extraterrestrials.
By Miriam Kramer | Posted November 30, 2011
These movies won’t help. Scienceline presents a roundup of the best (and worst) nuclear horror flicks
By Miriam Kramer | Posted October 31, 2011
Sole chemistry winner recognized for controversial work on quasicrystals
By Miriam Kramer | Posted October 5, 2011
