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1	Shelby Bradford, PhD The Scientist Assistant Editor @TheScientistLLC. Opinions my own. scienceediting	Not All Bacteria are Bad in Biofuel Production - 15 days ago Combining Bacterial Systems Offers a New Approach to Gene Regulation - about 1 month ago Making Predictions from DNA - 8 months ago Clostridia to the Rescue - 9 months ago To Boldly Go Where No Squid Has Gone Before - about 1 year ago
2	Meenakshi Prabhune, PhD The Scientist Editor in chief at The Scientist. Science journalismscicommtravelblogging	The Evolution of Microbe Teachers and AI Cheaters - 18 days ago Synthetic Biology is in Fashion - 7 months ago When Scientists Collaborate, Science Progresses - about 1 year ago To Boldly Go Where No Squid Has Gone Before - about 1 year ago
3	Nicoletta Lanese Live Science Science journalist. New York, USA sciencehealthjournalism	E. coli in the gut may fuel a 'chain reaction' leading to Parkinson's, early study suggests - about 2 months ago
4	Danielle Gerhard, PhD The Scientist Assistant Editor @TheScientistLLC. United Kingdom scienceediting	Microbial Tales from the Crypt - 3 months ago Stepping Into the Unknome - 10 months ago Bugs as Drugs to Boost Cancer Therapy - 12 months ago To Boldly Go Where No Squid Has Gone Before - about 1 year ago
5	Hannah Thomasy, PhD The Scientist Freelance science writer. PhD. Seattle & Toronto ScienceFreelance Writing	White Blood Cells, Hurricanes, and the Monkeys of Cayo Santiago - 3 months ago DNA Metabarcoding Reveals Hidden Biodiversity - 5 months ago Electric Bacteria: Out of the Darkness and into the Light - 10 months ago To Boldly Go Where No Squid Has Gone Before - about 1 year ago
6	<em>The Scientist</em> Staff The Scientist Exploring Life, Inspiring Innovation. scienceinnovation	Spying on the Enemy: Using Bacteria to Fight Antibiotic Resistance - 4 months ago Next-Level Screening for Antimicrobial Resistance - 5 months ago
7	James Woodford New Scientist Ocean Correspondent. South Coast, New South Wales oceanjournalismauthorship	A surprisingly wide range of bacteria live inside microwaves - 5 months ago
8	Clare Watson Science Alert Science writer. Wollongong, Dharawal country sciencefreelance journalism	Third Form of Life Makes Energy in 'Remarkable' Ways, Scientists Discover - 7 months ago
9	Tina Casey Clean Technica Tech/energy writer. ESG and politics. Opinions are personal. technologyenergysciencepoliticsESG	Super-Bacteria Are Scaling Up To Attack The Petrochemical Industry - 7 months ago
10	Elisha Sauers Mashable Space reporter. Award winner. Baltimore, Maryland space journalism	NASA discovered bacteria that wouldn't die. Now it's boosting sunscreen. - 9 months ago

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