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Jen Christiansen

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Scientific American|September 18, 2024
Nobel Connections: A deep dive into science's greatest prizeJen Christiansen, Sarah Lewin Frasier
Scientific American|March 17, 2026
The Burden Rises : Chronic kidney disease has a wide variety of causes, and its numbers are increasingJen Christiansen, Now Medical Studios
Scientific American|July 17, 2024
The Language of ScienceLorraine Daston, Moritz Stefaner, Jen Christiansen
Scientific American|July 18, 2024
Autoimmune Disease, by the NumbersMiriam Quick, Jen Christiansen, Maddie Bender
Scientific American|June 17, 2025
A Consumer's Guide to Making Sustainable Garment Choices: Outsmart greenwashing with tips for more sustainable clothingJen Christiansen, Amanda Hobbs, Laila Petrie
Scientific American|July 18, 2024
Counting BirdsClara Moskowitz, Jen Christiansen, Liz Wahid
Scientific American|July 17, 2024
Essential Nutrients: About 30 vitamins and minerals are necessary for our bodies to functionMiriam Quick, Clara Moskowitz, Jen Christiansen
Scientific American|August 19, 2025
Why We Love Some Smells and Loathe Others: Human can distinguish up to a trillion odors. What makes some smells pleasant and others stinky?Miriam Quick, Jen Christiansen, Clara Moskowitz
Scientific American|October 14, 2025
The Growing Global Burden: The autoimmune disease impacts millions of people worldwide, with some underserved communities bearing the bruntMiriam Quick, Jen Christiansen, Jeanna Bryner
Scientific American|July 18, 2024
Mammoth TravelsBeth Zaiken, Jen Christiansen, Tess Joosse
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Scientific American|September 18, 2024
Nobel Connections: A deep dive into science's greatest prizeJen Christiansen, Sarah Lewin Frasier
Scientific American|March 17, 2026
The Burden Rises : Chronic kidney disease has a wide variety of causes, and its numbers are increasingJen Christiansen, Now Medical Studios
Scientific American|July 17, 2024
The Language of ScienceLorraine Daston, Moritz Stefaner, Jen Christiansen
Scientific American|July 18, 2024
Autoimmune Disease, by the NumbersMiriam Quick, Jen Christiansen, Maddie Bender
Scientific American|June 17, 2025
A Consumer's Guide to Making Sustainable Garment Choices: Outsmart greenwashing with tips for more sustainable clothingJen Christiansen, Amanda Hobbs, Laila Petrie
Scientific American|July 18, 2024
Counting BirdsClara Moskowitz, Jen Christiansen, Liz Wahid
Scientific American|July 17, 2024
Essential Nutrients: About 30 vitamins and minerals are necessary for our bodies to functionMiriam Quick, Clara Moskowitz, Jen Christiansen
Scientific American|August 19, 2025
Why We Love Some Smells and Loathe Others: Human can distinguish up to a trillion odors. What makes some smells pleasant and others stinky?Miriam Quick, Jen Christiansen, Clara Moskowitz
Scientific American|October 14, 2025
The Growing Global Burden: The autoimmune disease impacts millions of people worldwide, with some underserved communities bearing the bruntMiriam Quick, Jen Christiansen, Jeanna Bryner
Scientific American|July 18, 2024
Mammoth TravelsBeth Zaiken, Jen Christiansen, Tess Joosse
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