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Dyani Sabin
Dyani Sabin
Dyani Sabin spent her undergraduate career at Oberlin College chasing crayfish through streams, stage-managing musicals, and reading Russian literature. Upon graduating with her biology degree in 2014, she stalled going into research and became the evening supervisor at a library instead. There, she discovered science journalism, and fell in love with exploring the relationship between science and people. Thrilled to be a SHERPie, she loves horseback riding, exclaiming about cool birds, and knitting.
Dyani Sabin • August 8, 2016
After you screw up, your brain slows down — and researchers are getting closer to understanding why
Dyani Sabin • July 18, 2016
A Chinese fishing technique could slow Asian carp’s steady march toward the Great Lakes
Dyani Sabin • April 27, 2016
The science behind alcohol’s heat
Dyani Sabin • April 5, 2016
Finding the science hidden in fantasy novels
Dyani Sabin • April 4, 2016
Try deer — the healthy, environmentally friendly option
Dyani Sabin • March 29, 2016
Feeding bees in New York City
Dyani Sabin • February 21, 2016
Mixing ordinary odors to create death’s perfume
Dyani Sabin • February 7, 2016
EPA awards Lorain, Ohio, $15 million for Black River restoration
Dyani Sabin • January 31, 2016
Five questions to consider
Dyani Sabin • January 25, 2016
They left an impact on the environment still felt today
Dyani Sabin • January 17, 2016
Eco-artist Ellie Irons finds beauty in Brooklyn
Dyani Sabin • January 11, 2016
Massive radiation pulses occasionally rock the Earth – and they’re still a mystery
Dyani Sabin • December 18, 2015
The importance of games and low-key everyday math
Dyani Sabin • November 9, 2015
New images of Pluto may hold clues to the origin of life on earth