Upcoming events:

+ June 8: Reporting on bad science, Association of Health Care Journalists (NYC)
+ July 2: International Conference on Science of Science and Innovation (D.C.)
+ February 5-7, 2025: Perspectives on Scientific Error Conference (Bern, Switzerland)

I frequently talk about covering and investigating issues in science, health, and education, as well as about topics like academic integrity, error detection, research misconduct, scholarly publishing, and scientific reproducibility. My work has been cited by The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Atlantic, The Los Angeles Times, NPR, The Boston Globe, The Guardian, Fortune, The Financial Times, STAT, Science, Business Insider, and others.

Select interviews/writings/appearances:

+ dubious food research and the replication crisis (NPR, Science Friday)
+ investigating scientific misconduct (The Open Notebook)
+ getting started as a science journalist (The Open Notebook)
+ an erroneous yet influential COVID study (Against the Rules with Michael Lewis)
+ data vigilantes keeping science honest (Vox, Unexplainable)

Other recent appearances:
+ the math wars (Education Writers Association)
+ Emory University’s museum and the illicit antiquities trade (Georgia Public Broadcasting)
+ investigative reporting in science (Science Writers)
+ investigating research fraud and errors (Investigative Reporters & Editors)
+ finding stories about science gone wrong (Association of Health Care Journalists)