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Jeanette Ferrara
Jeanette Ferrara
Jeanette Ferrara hails from the outskirts of Houston, Texas. She is a recent graduate of Princeton University, where she majored in English literature with a concentration in Environmental Studies. At SHERP, she covered the medical beat and discovered a passion for data journalism and writing for children.
Jeanette Ferrara • September 6, 2016
Josh Sundquist’s hilariously true story of childhood, cancer, amputation, romantic yearning, truth and Olympic greatness
Jeanette Ferrara • July 28, 2016
Mary Roach’s latest book looks at the science of humans at war
Jeanette Ferrara • July 25, 2016
Why reducing our carbon footprint means changing our cement
Jeanette Ferrara • July 18, 2016
Following the trajectory of women in the scientific narrative
Jeanette Ferrara • July 13, 2016
Bill Nye (The Science Guy’s) take on climate change and the future of our planet
Jeanette Ferrara • June 16, 2016
Nathalia Holt tells the story of female “computers”
Jeanette Ferrara • June 2, 2016
Siddhartha Mukherjee’s latest venture into science writing
Jeanette Ferrara • May 9, 2016
Experts say eradicating mosquitoes is not the answer
Jeanette Ferrara • April 18, 2016
The science behind the hands free magic
Jeanette Ferrara • February 22, 2016
Ethicists worry about the future as the first trial of a prenatal stem cell treatment begins
Jeanette Ferrara • February 4, 2016
How “Blackfish” forced SeaWorld to make a change
Jeanette Ferrara • January 30, 2016
Number one isn’t the pill
Jeanette Ferrara • January 22, 2016
Behind the scenes at The Costume Institute
Jeanette Ferrara • January 9, 2016
You’ve heard the hype, but how does it actually work?
Jeanette Ferrara • December 3, 2015
Mysterious “pebbles” in comets revolutionize planetary theory