Stories by Maryam Zaringhalam

Maryam Zaringhalam is a DC-based biologist, science writer, and science policy fellow. She completed her Ph.D. at Rockefeller University in 2017, studying RNA biology in Nina Papavasiliou's Laboratory. She is also a producer for The Story Collider and a leadership member of 500 Women Scientists, working to make science open, inclusive, and accessible. You can follow her on Twitter @webmz.

Policy

A New Front in Fighting the Bias against Women in Science

We’re working to get copies of Angela Saini’s Inferior into all of New York City’s middle and high schools

September 17, 2018 — Maryam Zaringhalam and Jess Wade

Policy

An Experiment That Didn't Work

My PhD thesis research was a dead end, but that’s why it was important

October 13, 2017 — Maryam Zaringhalam

Climate Change

Accepting the Reality of Climate Change Is Good for Business

The climate cause has lost an ally in the White House, but the private sector has ensured that the clean technology revolution is here to stay

December 29, 2016 — Maryam Zaringhalam

Climate Change

My Education in Climate-Denial Jujitsu

The 10 minutes I spent at a Congressional committee hearing was something of an eye-opener

August 9, 2016 — Maryam Zaringhalam

Policy

Failure in Science Is Frequent and Inevitable--and We Should Talk More about It

There’s nothing glamorous about a dead end. But that doesn't mean we should bury them

June 30, 2016 — Maryam Zaringhalam