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Appendix C: About the Authors
Appendix C: About the Authors
Pages 332-334
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Her opinion that science was dull changed as a result of a biology course and by two years as a science writer at MIT. Later, as a reporter for the Ithaca journal, she won an Ameri 332 can Association for the Advancement of ScienceWestinghouse science writing award for a series on acid rain.
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David Holzman David Holzman is currently Washington editor of BioWorld, a daily fax newsletter on biotechnology. As a staff writer on science and medicine for Insight magazine, a position he held for five years, Holzman won first prize in feature writing in 1989 from the American College of Radiology for his cover story, "Imaging Unveils Medical Mysteries." Holzman has also freelanced articles for Science, Forbes, Mosaic, Business and Health, and numerous newspapers, including the Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, and the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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334 Anne Simon Moffat Anne Simon Moffat is a Chicago-based writer specializing in the life sciences, with occasional forays into physics, chemistry and horticulture. She is the midwest correspondent for Science magazine, a regular contributor to The Sunday Times of London and Genetic Engineering News and for many years wrote for Mosaic, the magazine of the National Science Foundation.
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