Katherine Bourzac
I’m a freelance journalist based in San Francisco, California, and a contributing editor at MIT Technology Review, where I was previously on staff as materials science editor. I write about materials science, computing, and medicine. My favorite nanomaterial is carbon nanotubes and my favorite quasiparticle is the plasmon. I serve on the board of the Northern California chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. I graduated from MIT’s science writing program in 2004.
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August 14, 2017
To Feed the World, Improve Photosynthesis -
June 27, 2017
Carbon Prints Amazing Materials -
April 7, 2017
3-D-Printed Sneakers, Tailored to Your Foot -
March 10, 2017
Synthetic Spider Silk for Sale in a $314 Necktie -
February 2, 2017
Inside the Far-out Glass Lab -
September 17, 2016
Will the Next iPhone Be Ceramic? -
September 14, 2016
After Setbacks, a Pioneering Stem-Cell Technology Is Back in Human Trials -
August 5, 2016
How to Give Fake Hands Real Feeling -
August 3, 2016
A Health-Monitoring Sticker Powered by Your Cell Phone -
July 5, 2016
Hacking a Desktop Printer to Make Batteries and Circuits - See all of Katherine's stories