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ast 25 years. Paul has written several books, most recently Do Fathers Matter? E-mail: Paul Raebum Ferris Jabr Ferris is a former staff editor of Scientific American, who has recently gone freelance to pursue his dream of writing long, long pieces for places like the New Yorker. I think we will all be working for

ience Writing's annual conference—the whole gig there is to scout out interesting stories that would make great sessions. He's currently writer for the Knight Science Journalism Tracker at MIT, but he's based here in NY. Plus, he's a swell guy. I've known him since my days at Popular Science—oh, at least 25 years. Paul has written

east 25 ears. Paul has written several books, most recently Do Fathers Matter? E-mail: Paul Raeburn Ferris Jabr Ferris is a former staff editor of Scientific American, who has recently gone freelance to pursue his dream of writing long, long pieces for places like the New Yorker. I think we will all be working for

ience Writing's annual conference—the whole gig there is to scout out interesting stories that would make great sessions. He's currently writer for the Knight Science Journalism Tracker at MIT, but he's based here in NY. Plus, he's a swell guy. I've known him since my days at Popular Science—oh, at least 25 ears. Paul has written se

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ast 25 years. Paul has written several books, most recently Do Fathers Matter? E-mail: Paul Raebum Ferris Jabr Ferris is a former staff editor of Scientific American, who has recently gone freelance to pursue his dream of writing long, long pieces for places like the New Yorker. I think we will all be working for

ience Writing's annual conference—the whole gig there is to scout out interesting stories that would make great sessions. He's currently writer for the Knight Science Journalism Tracker at MIT, but he's based here in NY. Plus, he's a swell guy. I've known him since my days at Popular Science—oh, at least 25 years. Paul has written

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st 25 years. Paul has written several books, most recently Do Fathers Matter? E-mail: Paul Raeburn Ferris Jabr Ferris is a former staff editor of Scientific American, who has recently gone freelance to pursue his dream of writing long, long pieces for places like the New Yorker. I think we will all be working

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credit. (I loved Parasite Rex from a few years > ago.) He often writes on a freelance basis for the New York Times. He > sometimes writes for us at Scientific American as well. > Well, they all do. > • Anyway, I can find his e-mail without much trouble, also, if needed. > • Hope those help. > • Mariette DiChr

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