Caitlin E. Cox is a New York-based science writer currently living in New Delhi, India. Over the next year, she will explore how India and the U.S. are influencing each other’s approaches to science and medicine. This “coevolution” can range anywhere from new lab techniques to cultural concepts of disease.
Ms. Cox seeks out projects that expose her to new ideas, especially those that involve translating specialized vocabulary to a wide audience. She has written on topics including oncology, neurology, nutrition, psychology, rehabilitation medicine, ecology, and anthropology. Her work has appeared in The Christian Science Monitor, Natural History, MAMM, NYU Physician, and Tufts Nutrition, as well as in a variety of newsletters and trade publications aimed at physicians and other healthcare professionals.
She completed her M.A. in Science and Environmental Reporting at New York University and her B.S. in Biology at the University of Georgia. She gained firsthand bench experience while working at Tufts University’s Human Nutrition Research Center on Aging, where she spent countless hours pouring polyacrylamide gels and hunching over ELISAs with a pipette.
To view her resume, please email her at caitlinecox<AT>yahoo.com.
May 24, 2007 at 4:37 pm
Hey Caitlin, I didn’t know you had a blog! How did I not know this??