Rose Eveleth
is a producer, designer and writer based in Brooklyn. For a longer bio, 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.
Below are some highlighted stories.
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Flash Forward
Producer & Host
A podcast about possible tomorrows.
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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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Last Word on Nothing
Contributor
Science: clear, crafty, and delivered to your door
RECENT WORK
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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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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.