Author Archives

Alexa C. Kurzius

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.

• February 19, 2014

Instrument makers and their use of natural resources

• July 9, 2013

Educational raps teach Harlem students about healthy eating and exercise

• July 1, 2013

What you need to know about screening tests, and whether you should get one

• May 22, 2013

Hip-hop gives stroke education a boost in New York City public schools

• January 22, 2013

Advocacy groups fear a win for Novartis in India’s patent law case will affect affordable access to medicine worldwide

• January 17, 2013

Finding power potential beneath a volcano

• January 11, 2013

What happens to wood waste after a hurricane?

• December 24, 2012

Is it possible to avoid the holiday pudge?

• October 24, 2012

The Austin, Texas, conference focused the spotlight on eco entrepreneurs

• October 23, 2012

Local fishmongers now have a new city specialty

• October 19, 2012

Revisiting favorite TV shows and books may restore self-control

• October 7, 2012

Columbia astrobiologist shows what blows at the Secret Science Club

Subscribe

The Scienceline Newsletter

Sign up for regular updates.