Emily Conover

Science Writer at Science News

washington, district of columbia, united states

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I am a science writer for Science News, covering physics.Previously I was a science writer for the American Physical Society publication APS News. I was a news intern at Science Magazine in 2015, and a AAAS Mass Media Fellow at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel in 2014. I received my PhD in physics from the University of Chicago.

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Scientists shrink 3-D printing so it can work inside cells

Scientists shrink 3-D printing so it can work inside cells The new tech created barcodes, micro-lasers and a tiny elephant — all in living cells For the first time, scientists have 3-D printed objects within living cells. They included a mini elephant and... See more

snexplores.org•Emily Conover•Nov 21, 2025

These parachutes unfurl thanks to the Japanese art of kirigami

These parachutes may be full of holes, but they really hit the mark. Inspired by the Japanese art of kirigami , or paper cutting, scientists made parachutes that open automatically when dropped. And unlike traditional parachutes, they fall straight down, ... See more

sciencenews.org•Emily Conover•Oct 1, 2025

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Doctor Of Philosophy, Physics at University Of ChicagoGraduated: 2008

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