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Hannah Loss
Hannah Loss
Hannah is a science journalist who enjoys writing about agriculture and the environment, but loves to be stumped (temporarily) by new topics like blackholes and immunotherapy. She previously worked in scientific conference programming, radio podcasting, and documentary film research.
Hannah Loss • September 20, 2022
Researchers are changing their single-use plastic habits in and out of work
Hannah Loss • August 22, 2022
Immune systems of rhesus macaques aged two years after Hurricane Maria, suggesting humans could also age more quickly after natural disasters
Hannah Loss • June 24, 2022
Amphibians battle against pathogens, wildlife trade and changing habitats
Hannah Loss • March 8, 2022
Eco-theater offers an outlet for creative expression and scientific communication
Hannah Loss • January 14, 2022
A new blood-filtering device is getting promising results against sepsis, a condition that affects almost as many people as cancer
Hannah Loss • December 3, 2021
Chloroplast-stealing sea slugs straddle the line between plant and animal, holding promise for green energy sources.
Hannah Loss • November 12, 2021
A pandemic-inspired boom has bird lovers looking for ways to welcome new enthusiasts
Hannah Loss • October 7, 2021
Gurnah was recognized for his portrayal of the refugee experience and his focus on identity and self-image.