From the Science Classroom by Science Whiz Liz
Elisabeth Marnik, PhD, MK Haber, FNP-C (They, them), Matthew Facciani, PhD, Haley Pepper, Jess Steier, DrPH, Nikki Sapiro Vinckier, Yasmin Mohseni, Annicka Evans, PhD, Mark Histed, Jenna NortonScience explained for you by Elisabeth Marnik, PhD. For educational purposes only.
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Elisabeth Marnik, PhD, is a science communicator and immunologist. Drawing on personal experience growing up anti-science, she launched Science Whiz Liz in 2020 and now serves as Executive Director of The Evidence Collective.
MK is a nurse practitioner and executive director of Those Nerdy Girls. Interests are reproductive health, care of LGBTQ+ families & health equity for people marginalized due to intersecting identities.
Social scientist who studies misinformation, media literacy, and AI. Author of Misguided.
Progressive parenting & lifestyle creator, women's health activist, birth and postpartum doula, NFL wife, mom of two.
Public health scientist, host of Unbiased Science, and quirky and empathetic science communicator.
Nikki Vinckier, PA-C (@nikkivinck), is an OB/GYN PA and founder of Take Back Trust, a platform helping people navigate reproductive care. She blends clinical insight with bold advocacy to turn medical truths into accessible, action-driven content.
Dr Yasmin Mohseni is an immunologist, earning her PhD in immunotherapy at King's College London. She works in biotech, specifically cell and gene therapy.
I write for science-curious readers & biotech professionals who want to stay informed without feeling overwhelmed. PhD bioengineer and industry scientist simplifying complex topics, often with a helpful visual or two. ☕️
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