by Heather Zeiger | Jan 4, 2022 | Science
Beginning Again in the New Year NFL quarter back Philip Rivers had a Latin phrase printed on hats, shirts, and the walls of the Chargers’ locker room: Nunc Coepi. Last year Rivers retired after playing seventeen seasons in the NFL. His favorite phrase Nunc Coepi means...
by Heather Zeiger | Dec 23, 2021 | Science
This Fall update comes out a little late as I am working on updating my website. I’ve made my publications page much more user-friendly, and in the coming months, I am going to add some creative pages for those, like me, who would like a little more art, nature,...
by Heather Zeiger | Jul 2, 2021 | Science
Lately my projects have centered on China, Covid-19, or Fetal Tissue Research. Sometimes they overlap, like my three-part series on Covid-19 origins, which gets into why the lab leak theory has re-surfaced, gain-of-function studies, and the NIH’s role in funding...
by Heather Zeiger | Jan 27, 2021 | Science
This winter I’ve written eight articles for Mind Matters News on China and technology. Most of them focus on using technology for censorship and surveillance, both online and in real life. The Chinese government has an extensive propaganda and censorship machine that...
by Heather Zeiger | Oct 27, 2020 | Science
If there is one good thing about the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s online conferences. As a freelancer, conferences provide an opportunity to step out of the home office and be refreshed and encouraged by fellow scientists, writers, bioethicists, or creatives. Often...
by Heather Zeiger | Sep 9, 2020 | Science
“What will we do after the war?” Dorothy Sayers asked this of her readers in 1942 in her essay “Why Work?” ““The question that I will ask you to consider today is this: When the war is over, are we likely, and do we want to keep this...
