Steph Lee
Steph Lee was previously a newsletter writer for Inverse. She has a masters in Science and Technology Reporting from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism in New York.
Before getting into science and technology writing, Steph worked as a music journalist for several years and was part of a music and art collective in Berlin, Germany. She is now a writer and social media specialist based in Brooklyn, New York.
Before you watch Thor: Love and Thunder, you need to read the real Viking lore
Plus: Vikings, vikings, and more vikings!
Protofeathers may have helped dinosaurs survive — and dominate
Plus: 25 years of NASA’s Mars rovers.
Why does spicy food make you sweat? A neuroscientist breaks it down
Plus: The Webb Telescope zooms in on Jupiter.
Why is there no male birth control? A new gel offers men hope
Plus: A big clue for life on Mars.
NASA rovers may need to dig deeper to find ancient Martian life
Plus: A future of disastrous floods.
Daily multivitamins may have no health benefits — and some might cause harm
Plus: Figuring out whose rocket crashed into the Moon.
Scientists think gut probiotics might help treat depression
Plus: The search for alien life on Hycean worlds.
Artificial photosynthesis can grow plants without light — and may solve a planetary dilemma
Plus: Robotic limbs can feel real.
Researchers discover the biggest bacteria ever, and it’s the size of an eyelash
Plus: The science behind centuries-long tortoise lifespans
Yes, mites live on your face — and they lay eggs, new study finds
Plus: How to weigh a supermassive black hole.
Molecular ice could enable life on alien ocean planets
Plus: Frog-eating bats with extra brain power.
Artemis 1 Moon rocket succeeds in critical preflight test
Plus: Beer might improve your gut health, according to a new study.
Cities across the U.S. are unprepared for deadly heat
Plus: Intelligent robots take on the wok.
What is my dog thinking? Science may finally know
Plus: New planets and cosmic dust!
