Eugenie Samuel Reich

Science and Technology Writer

Cambridge, MA

phone: 617-354-0329
email: eugenie dot reich at gmail dot com

I am a science reporter in Cambridge, MA, working on a book on the 2002 case of Schon at Bell Labs. On this site you can find links to a selection of articles and a short resume.

Gamma ray burst risk is small in the Milky Way

Antimatter chemistry -- what happens in the brief moments before annihilation

Zircon crystals suggest a cool early Earth

Oak Ridge Researchers Admit Errors

Doubts over the bubble-fusion claims of Rusi Taleyarkhan

Taleyarkhan bubble-fusion data fits spectrum of a standard lab source
Taleyarkhan Report Released

Fresh Questions on Stem Cell Findings

Data irregularities in the work of MIT Professor

Misconduct Report Under Wraps

Loopholes in DOE Oversight (refers to a FOIA ruling)

Other articles at New Scientist

June 2008

I am still working on my book manuscript, which is scheduled to be published by Palgrave Macmillan.

July 2005

I started work on a book about the case of Schon, the Bell Labs physicist who was found to have fabricated data in 2002. I covered the case in a news report for New Scientist in 2002 and organic molecular crystals in 2005.

2002-2005

Features Editor, New Scientist, Boston.

2001-2002

Correspondent, New Scientist, Boston.

2000

Reporting intern, New Scientist, London.

1999-2000

Researcher, BBC, on the science documentary Vanished, also broadcast as a PBS Nova

1995-1999

BA in Physics and Philosophy, Oxford University

About my byline

My byline was Eugenie Samuel until 2003 when I married and is now Eugenie Samuel Reich

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