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K.R. Callaway
K.R. Callaway
Kate Rebecca Callaway is a science journalist from Norfolk, Virginia. She is passionate about breaking down complex topics in a way that is accessible to readers and empathetic to the people at the heart of the story. In her free time, Kate likes painting, visiting the beach, and reading and writing about the ancient world.
K.R. Callaway • January 27, 2025
Researchers and educators acknowledge benefits, but some worry AI in education is impeding both teaching and learning
K.R. Callaway • January 24, 2025
Experts praise the FDA’s implementation of breast density notifications, but say more should be done for breast cancer risk
K.R. Callaway • January 16, 2025
How noise from cruises is harming Arctic wildlife and what we can do to stop the noise
K.R. Callaway • December 22, 2024
Interconnected infrastructure can exacerbate urban flooding, a new study suggests
K.R. Callaway • December 19, 2024
Lawyers and advocates fighting for the rights of students with disabilities want city schools to do more to address chronic absenteeism
K.R. Callaway • November 6, 2024
Alternative medicine has been around for centuries, and even today it may have yet another use
In the age of dinosaurs, oceans lost their life-sustaining oxygen due to climate changes
K.R. Callaway • November 4, 2024
A new study of ancient climate has alarming implications for today, experts say
K.R. Callaway • October 8, 2024
This year’s prize was awarded to John Hopfield and Geoffrey Hinton for machine learning discoveries