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Lena Groeger
Lena Groeger
Lena Groeger studied biology and philosophy at Brown University and is especially interested in the intersection of these two fields. After working as a graphic designer for Brown Health Education, she decided to think outside the poster and explore new means of communication, which led her to SHERP. She’s excited to write about the multidisciplinary questions of science and ethics for the general public. Visit her web site at www.lenagroeger.com.
Lena Groeger • December 5, 2011
Chocolate milk may be the athlete performance aid of choice.
Lena Groeger • December 1, 2011
Why our memories don't hold up in court
Lena Groeger • July 20, 2011
A cautionary tale about running
Lena Groeger • June 23, 2011
To reach a broader public, environmentalists need to go beyond the documentary
Lena Groeger • May 19, 2011
Artist Lori Nix builds disaster – in miniature
Lena Groeger • January 28, 2011
The many dimensions of what makes us happy, today and over a lifetime
Lena Groeger • January 25, 2011
Laura Splan’s artwork will make you look – twice
Lena Groeger • January 7, 2011
What language can tell us about how we think
Lena Groeger • December 24, 2010
The popular notion of genetics is wrong
Lena Groeger • December 15, 2010
Changing your expectations could change your willpower
Lena Groeger • November 17, 2010
To move forward on climate change, the illusory boundary between science and politics must come down
Lena Groeger • November 16, 2010
Current running shoe recommendations won’t protect you from injury.
Lena Groeger • October 27, 2010
How hidden biases influence our vote
Lena Groeger • October 24, 2010
What neuromarketing can tell us about logos (and why designers already knew it)