On Fear, Death, and Phosphorus
Author Jack Lohmann speaks to Sequencer about the complicated story of phosphorus: “There might be little pieces of Nauru in your teeth.”
Interviews
The intimate power of a patient’s testimonial
Public health-trained historian Edna Bonhomme speaks with Sequencer about her new book, “A History of the World in Six Plagues.”
How ‘Odd Animal Specimens’ got nature videos down to a science
A Q&A with science content creator Charlie Engelman about inspiring his audience of millions.
Carl Zimmer is an air-head. You should be one too.
In his new book Air-Borne, the prolific science journalist traces investigations into aerobiology, from famous scientists like Louis Pasteur to the husband-and-wife duo who discovered how bacteria spread in the air, before being “thrown into oblivion”
Confusion, coercion, and compliance in the ongoing research emergency
A conversation with Nature reporter Max Kozlov
The duo behind the internet’s best daily color-guessing game
Meet Hannah and Ekim, the minds (and eyes) behind the nerdiest graphic design game around.
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