Laura Geggel
Laura Geggel is an associate editor at Live Science. She edits the Life's Little Mysteries series and writes about animals (largely dinosaurs and Cambrian creatures), archaeology and climate change, as well as explaining or debunking science or scientific claims in the news.
Her work has appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Popular Science, Spectrum News (a site on autism research), the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Focus, the SnoValley Star, The Issaquah Press, SuperScience, Science World and Scienceline.
Read a profile about her on Scientific American's blog network.
Laura is a Seattle native. She earned her master of arts degree in journalism and an advanced certificate in science, health and environmental reporting from New York University's Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute. She is also a photographer, video editor and podcast producer. Listen to her archived radio episodes on WNYU's student-run science radio show, The Doppler Effect on 89.1 FM, or the Science Times podcast she produced for The New York Times.
Her work has appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Popular Science, Spectrum News (a site on autism research), the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Focus, the SnoValley Star, The Issaquah Press, SuperScience, Science World and Scienceline.
Read a profile about her on Scientific American's blog network.
Laura is a Seattle native. She earned her master of arts degree in journalism and an advanced certificate in science, health and environmental reporting from New York University's Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute. She is also a photographer, video editor and podcast producer. Listen to her archived radio episodes on WNYU's student-run science radio show, The Doppler Effect on 89.1 FM, or the Science Times podcast she produced for The New York Times.
