Eugenie
Samuel Reich
Science and
Technology Writer
Cambridge,
MA
phone:
617-821-1538
email: eugenie dot reich at gmail dot com
I am a science reporter in Cambridge, MA. I write about physics, technology,
most fields of science, and scientific fraud. I am the author of Plastic Fantastic: How the Biggest Fraud in Physics Shook the Scientific World, a 2009
book about the fraud by Jan Hendrik Schön at Bell Laboratories. On this site
you can find links to a selection of articles, information about my book, and a
short resume.
Selection of
Articles
The
Mysterious Growth of Galaxies New
Scientist July 2009
Five
Books on Scientific Fraud The Wall Street Journal June 2009
Hunting
the Mysterious Monopole New Scientist
May 2009
Stimulus
Funds for Science raise Concerns about Misconduct Scientific American May 2009
Atomic
Nucleus Takes Two Shapes Nature
March 2009
Former MIT
Biologist Penalized for Falsifying Data Nature
February 2009
Data irregularities in
the work of MIT Professor New
Scientist October 2005
Bubble-fusion
Researcher Debarred from Federal Funding
Nature November 2009
Silencing the
Hype -- Doubts over the Bubble-Fusion Claims of Rusi Taleyarkhan Nature March 2006
Loopholes in DOE Oversight
(refers to a FOIA
ruling) Nature December 2007
Oak
Ridge Researchers Admit Errors The
Boston Globe November 2006
Doubts
over Stem Cell Images Prompt Fresh Inquiry New Scientist August 2009
Stem
Cell Researcher Guilty of Falsifying Data New Scientist October 2008
Fresh
Questions on Stem Cell Findings New
Scientist March 2007
Further
articles at New Scientist
Book Information
|
Interview
with American Scientist Interview on NPR/WUWM (scroll down) Physics World Abridged Extract Financial
Times, The
Wall Street Journal, The Times, Seed, Discover, Book
Depository, Kirkus,
Publishers’
Weekly, Nature
(Letter
to Nature), Nature
Nanotechnology, New
Scientist, Physics
Today, American
Scientist |
Resume
August 2009
I have started a Knight Science
Journalism Fellowship at MIT. During the fellowship, I plan to study energy
issues, astronomy and scientific ethics.
May 2009
My book, Plastic Fantastic: How the Biggest Fraud in Physics Shook the
Scientific World, was published by Palgrave Macmillan.
February 2009
I finalized
my book manuscript and also continued to cover science and scientific fraud for
a variety of publications.
July 2005
I left New Scientist to work on my book on scientific fraud. I continued
to publish articles in New Scientist, Nature and The Boston Globe.
2002-2005
Features Editor, New Scientist, Boston.
2001-2002
Correspondent, New Scientist, Boston.
2000
Reporting intern, New Scientist, London.
1999-2000
Researcher, BBC. I worked on the
science documentary Vanished,
also broadcast as a PBS Nova
1995-1999
B.A. 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
Link to National
Association of Science Writers
Updated November 23rd, 2009