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A Selection of my Most Recently Published Articles
- Scientific American: A True Duck Hunt - Interview with Donovan Hohn
- Scientific American: Regeneration - The axolotl story
- Scientific American: Mirror Images - Twins and Identity
- Scientific American Guest Blog: Ugly Animals Need Love Too
- Scientific American Guest Blog: Biting the hand that feeds - The evolution of snake venom
- Scientific American Guest Blog: The Ferret Hunters
- Lab Spaces - The Wonderful World of Animals
- Geek Girls Network - Lost for Veterans
- Capital News Online - "Coming to terms with the Senate" (Writer)
- Capital News Online - "PODCAST: Making Waves"
- Capital News Online "Tough Cookies" Multimedia Timeline
- NSERC Article - BioActive Paper
- Capital News Online - Election Limbo (Producer)
- NSERC Article - NEPTUNE Observatory
- NSERC Article - Julie Payette
- CMAJ - US biovogilance network to trace donor-derived infections (Feb. 2009)
- Centretown News - Neuroscientists baffled by brain mysteries (Dec. 2008)
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- David Manly
David Manly, the associate editor of Canadian Poultry and the web editor of the Agro-biomass website, loves science and wants to share that enthusiasm with others.
Armed with an honours bachelor of science in biology, ecology and zoology from York University (he wrote his honours thesis on frogs) and a masters in journalism from Carleton, he set out over a year ago to bridge the gap between the academic world and the general public by writing about science.
David is keenly interested in learning about new species, and about all things involving genetic engineering: fighting superbugs, genetic modification of crops and stem cell research.
Since graduating in April 2010, he has written for a variety of publications including the CMAJ, the ACER journal and Scientific American.
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