23 June, 2017

Science AMA Series: I’m Jeffrey Marlow, a science journalist and postdoctoral scholar in geobiology at Harvard University, where I study exotic microbial metabolisms in an attempt to understand life's adaptations to extreme environments on Earth and beyond. AMA!


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Hey Reddit,

Last month, I published a story for Undark Magazine (http://ift.tt/2qsrMvl) on a remarkable team of virus hunters in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The premise of the story: if scientists can detail the places where lethal viruses simmer in wait, they can head-off a swelling pandemic and better manage outbreaks while they are still small and local. But finding out where known viral threats lurk and determining which new viruses are dangerous is a task with steep odds of success.

I’ll be here from 1pm-2:30 pm EST to answer questions about the limits of life and how scientists around the world are trying to get ahead of the next pandemic. Looking forward to hearing from you!

">Science AMA Series: I’m Jeffrey Marlow, a science journalist and postdoctoral scholar in geobiology at Harvard University, where I study exotic microbial metabolisms in an attempt to understand life's adaptations to extreme environments on Earth and beyond. AMA!

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