Rose Eveleth
is a producer, designer and writer based in Brooklyn. For a longer bio, and information about how to get in touch go this way. You can also follow her on Twitter, Instagram, Linkedin and Facebook. But that might be overdoing things.
She's also got a newsletter for her mom (and you) to keep up with her work and a page for goofy side projects.
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Last Word on Nothing
Contributor
Science: clear, crafty, and delivered to your door
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30 for 30 Podcasts
ESPN
Helped launch the first season of 30 for 30 Podcasts at ESPN.
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On The Ice
30 for 30
What if I told you 20 totally unprepared women tried to make it to the North Pole?
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A Queen of Sorts
30 for 30
What if I told you a mysterious lady mastermind took casinos for millions?
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The Limits of Empathy
TOPIC
Can attempts to foster empathy through simulation hurt more than they can help?
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When Disability Tech is Just for Marketing
The Outline
Companies love good press, and love to use disability tech to get it.
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I'm Listening
Note to Self // WNYC
What would it be like if everything you said was transcribed in real time?
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Death Date
Vocativ
An interactive game that explores one question: do you want to know when you're going to die?
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The Exemption Packet
Motherboard
A story about augmentation, choice, and future bureaucracy.
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The Deadman's Prints
Fusion
Meet the scientists trying to recreate a dead man's fingerprints.
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Design Bias
Motherboard
A series on how science and technology leaves out certain people, by design.
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Lady Cyborgs
Fusion
Why is my RFID chip considered a cyborg implant, and my IUD isn't?
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Hurdles to Hacking
Five Thirty Eight
Taking a project from hack to product is still extremely difficult.
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The Truth about Sex Robots
BBC Future
Sex robots are a lot further away than you might think.
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Desing for Dreaming
Atlas Obscura
What's a 1956 General Motors ad doing in The Stepford Wives and Super Mario?
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Imagination Battles
Los Angeles Review of Books
What does the future look like?
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3D Printed Limbits
The Daily Beast
3D printed hands are cool, but they can't replace most prosthetics.
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The Slippery Spectrum
The Atlantic
The way people describe autism makes it difficult, if not impossible, to define.
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Sports Bras Suck
Racked
The science of and psychology behind bouncing breasts.
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The Quantified Bystander
The Atlantic
How many photographs are there of you in the world?
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Women Cooking Alone
Eater
Why the 'Kitchen of the Future' always fails us.
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Exoskeletal Dreams
The Atlantic
The promise and the peril of the powered exoskeleton.
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Rock of Ages
Aeon
Archaeologists used to be obsessed with religion. Now they're not. Is the field worse off?
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Female Futurism
The Atlantic
Futurism is dominated by men, and that's a bad thing.
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The Quantified Vag
Refinery29
Your vagina is not a machine, and you don't have to treat it like one.
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Save or Salvage
Motherboard
Chosing between a prosthetic or a reconstructed limb is getting even harder.
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Dark Matter
Motherboard
The subversive science fiction of hip-hop.
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Man Hands
Motherboard
Prosthetic devices have long been created by men, for men.
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A Better Speculum
The Atlantic
The long, dark history of the vaginal speculum, and why nobody can design a better one.
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The Reusable Coffin
Symbolia Magazine
Egyptians did something surprising with their mummies.
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Track That Woman
The Atlantic
How self tracking apps exclude women.
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My Internet Hometown
The Atlantic
A stranger introduced me to a small town that shared my name and I can't stop going back.
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The Unluckiest Mummy
Nautilus Magazine Feature
The story of how one mummy was blamed for everything from the Titanic to World War I.
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When Simpler is Better
NOVAnext Feature
State-of-the-art prosthetic devices are awesome, but often aren't actually what amputees need.
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Farmer Prosthetics
Modern Farmer Feature
Fancy prosthetic tech is advancing quickly. Farmers need something else.
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An Uncanny Reality?
BBC Future Feature
Is the golden rule of robotics - the Uncanny Valley - a myth?
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Idioms of Improbability
Nautilus Magazine Map
How do you say "when pigs fly" around the world?
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Hear the Orcas Sing
OnEarth Interactive
One populatin of orca whales off Alaska speaks a langauge all their own.
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Power Hungry
Architect Magazine
Why do data centers suck so much power, and how can they be more efficient?
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The (Fake) Memory Palace
BBC Future Feature
How do fake images change our memory, and our actions?
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An Unfair Advantage?
Scientific American Feature
Should the "Blade Runner" be allowed to compete in London?
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The Life of a Paper
Nature Animation
What happens before publication? My hand modeling debut. Oh and I also made the props.
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Girl Talk
NYT Podcast
The way girls talk might, like, effect you more than you think, you know?
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Autistic Intelligence
Scientific American Feature
How standard intelligence tests might be underestimating the potential of autistic kids.
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What the Heck is Beer?
Scienceline Animation
A stop motion animation explainer about how beer is made.
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Tumbling Along
Scienceline Podcast
Meet the world's most successful tumbleweed saleswoman.
PAST PROJECTS
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30 for 30
Podcast Producer
A brand new podcast about sports history.
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Story Collider
Podcast Editor
True, personal stories about science, both funny and touching.
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BBC Future
Columnist
I go out and meet the people living the future today.
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Motherboard
Columnist
How technology and science are biased by design.
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The Atlantic
Acting Technology Editor
Killer robots, future burials, Star Wars and more.
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CUNY Graduate School
Professor
Teaching science journalism.
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LadyBits
Managing Editor
Tech-savvy women creating the content we want to consume.
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Nautilus
Special Media Manager
A new monthly digital magazine on culture, science and ideas.
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TED Education
Script Writer
Lessons worth sharing.
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Minute Earth
Project Coordinator
The story of our planet.
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Banff Center
Instructor
Smithsonian Magazine
Smart News Editor
Keeping you current.
Science Studio
Founder
We find the best science multimedia on the web so you don't have to.