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SELECTED WORKS
National Geographic
This Forgotten Technology Could Solve the World’s Palm Oil Problem
BBC
What We Can Learn From the Ancient Art of Wayfinding
Wired
The World’s Soils Are Becoming Dangerously Degraded, but Rare Microbes Offer Hope
Knowable Magazine
The Living Things That Feast on Plastic
National Geographic
These Birds Carry a Toxin Deadlier Than Cyanide
Hakai Magazine
Crafting the Perfect Poo
Knowable Magazine
Using Pollen to Make Paper, Sponges, and More
Rest of World
How Singapore Became the Ideal Testing Ground for Self-Driving Cars
BBC
How Can We Help Pregnant Women Better Cope with Heat?
Yale E360
The Rosewood Trade: An Illicit Trail from Forest to Furniture
Reuters
How Singapore is Positioning Itself as Asia’s Carbon Hub
National Geographic
Your Hair is Surprisingly Recyclable
BBC
Can the Pill Really Make Women More Anxious?
Undark Magazine
In Muslim Countries, a Push for Donor Breast Milk
The Atlantic
What Happens to Bears After They're Rescued From Bile Farming?
The Atlantic
The Rich Men Who Drink Rhino Horns
Dialogue Earth
A Mission to Conserve Forest Canopies
Nature
China’s Medical Device Industry Gets a Makeover
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