Hannah Thomasy
Class of 2020
Hannah received her PhD in Neuroscience from the University of Washington, where she studied traumatic brain injury and sleep behavior. She currently works as a freelance science writer and lives in Kingston, Ontario. Her work has appeared in Hakai, Ensia, and Eos magazines. She is fascinated by all things biology, from the bizarre and largely invisible world of microbes to island ecosystems outfitted with cutting‐edge conservation technology equipment.
THE WORLD HAS A DATA STORAGE PROBLEM. IS DNA THE ANSWER?
In the Race to Crack Covid-19, Scientists Bypass Peer Review
Why do we bake in times of crisis?
International Women’s Day: Female biologists bring much-needed perspective to science
SAVING SNAKES
The ‘Crazy Cat Person’ Parasite Could Help Treat Degenerating Brains
