Ed Yong

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Ed Yong is affiliated with the following schools: University College London, University of Cambridge

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Ed Yong

Communications

#1512

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#2262

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Journalism

#243

World Rank

#276

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According to Wikipedia, Edmund Soon-Weng Yong is a British-American science journalist and author. He is a staff member at The Atlantic, which he joined in 2015. In 2021, he received a Pulitzer Prize for Explanatory Reporting for a series on the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Ed Yong's Published Works

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Published Works

Replication studies: Bad copy (2012) (366)
Cancer biomarkers: Written in blood (2014) (131)
Nobel laureate challenges psychologists to clean up their act (2012) (88)
Research ethics: 3 ways to blow the whistle (2013) (28)
I Contain Multitudes: The Microbes Within Us and a Grander View of Life (2016) (28)
Gut microbial 'enterotypes' become less clear-cut (2012) (26)
Psychologists strike a blow for reproducibility (2013) (20)
Mutant-flu paper published (2012) (16)
First response: Race against time (2014) (14)
Chinese project probes the genetics of genius (2013) (12)
Dark side of the love hormone (2012) (10)
Synthetic double-helix faithfully stores Shakespeare's sonnets (2013) (10)
City songbirds change their tune (2008) (9)
Out-of-body experience: Master of illusion (2011) (8)
Influenza: Five questions on H5N1 (2012) (7)
The data detective (2012) (7)
Uncertainty shrouds psychologist's resignation (2012) (7)
Yeast suggests speedy start for multicellular life (2012) (6)
Autonomous drones flock like birds (2014) (6)
Scientific families: Dynasty (2013) (6)
Edit-a-thon gets women scientists into Wikipedia (2012) (5)
Trials at the ready: preparing for the next pandemic (2012) (5)
Giant virus resurrected from 30,000-year-old ice (2014) (4)
Americas’ natives have European roots (2013) (4)
Microbiome sequencing offers hope for diagnostics (2012) (4)
Second mutant flu paper published [back by 1.30pm pls] (2012) (2)
Giant viruses open Pandora's box (2013) (2)
How life emerged from deep-sea rocks (2012) (2)
Gut microbes keep species apart (2013) (2)
Tracking whole colonies shows ants make career moves (2013) (2)
Lessons in longevity (2009) (2)
Preview: Revealing reptiles (2008) (2)
Narcolepsy confirmed as autoimmune disease (2013) (2)
Flying sly: Supersensory perception (2010) (2)
The risks and benefits of publishing mutant flu studies (2012) (2)
Pruney fingers grip better (2011) (2)
Not Exactly Rocket Science (2008) (2)
Monarch butterflies navigate with compass but no map (2013) (1)
Bacterial tricks for turning plants into zombies (2014) (1)
Memory molecule dethroned (2013) (1)
Dangerous DNA: Warrior genes made me do it (2010) (1)
Moth smashes ultrasound hearing records (2013) (1)
Armor against prejudice. (2013) (1)
Islands make animals tamer (2014) (1)
Waterproof eggs let insects conquer dry land (2013) (1)
Humans have a magnetic sensor in our eyes , but can we detect magnetic fields ? (2014) (1)
Intercontinental mind-meld unites two rats (2013) (1)
Viruses in the gut protect from infection (2013) (1)
Artificial jellyfish built from rat cells (2012) (1)
Mutations behind flu spread revealed (2012) (1)
Faecal transplants succeed in clinical trial (2013) (1)
Microbiology: Here's looking at you, squid (2015) (1)
Friendly bacteria move in mysterious ways (2011) (1)
Simulated brain scores top test marks (2012) (1)
Disease trackers (2011) (1)
Vultures blind to the dangers of wind farms (2012) (1)
Monkey's alarm calls reveal predator location (2013) (1)
Flesh-eating flies map forest biodiversity (2013) (1)
Hummingbird flight has a clever twist (2011) (1)
Mosaic humans, the hybrid species (2011) (1)
Why a jellyfish is the ocean's most efficient swimmer (2013) (1)
Scared to death: how predators really kill (2013) (1)
Yeti crab grows its own food (2011) (0)
MORE THAN WORDS (2008) (0)
Return of the super ants (2012) (0)
High-school student finds trumpet-headed dinosaur (2013) (0)
IRBs and Best Practices for Ethical Data Sharing (2017) (0)
Hack-a-thon: Increasing Diversity and Inclusion (2017) (0)
Scared to death (2013) (0)
Vaccine hope for Tasmanian devil tumour disease (2013) (0)
Dust-up over dinosaurs' true colours (2013) (0)
'Extinct' frog is last survivor of its lineage (2013) (0)
Face-to-face with the earliest ancestor of all placental mammals (2013) (0)
Distinctive virus behind mystery horse disease (2013) (0)
Nile crocodile is two species (2011) (0)
One gene speaks volumes about evolution (2008) (0)
'Electronic skin' could replace bulky electrodes (2011) (0)
DNA drawing with an old twist (2012) (0)
Lost treasures: Peking Man's bones (2012) (0)
Blood-filled mosquito is a fossil first (2013) (0)
Rejected flies turn to booze (2012) (0)
Biggest is not best in mosquito mating game (2008) (0)
An open database for stimuli & measures - SIPS 2017 (2017) (0)
Leopard seals suck up krill like whales (2012) (0)
Lab-grown kidneys transplanted into rats (2013) (0)
Congo polio strain can resist vaccine (2014) (0)
Ver la luz (2016) (0)
Hot Wild Dragons Set Sex Through Temperature Not Genes (2015) (0)
Human–microbe mismatch boosts risk of stomach cancer (2014) (0)
The eight legs of Christmas (2014) (0)
Aboriginal Australian genomes reveal Indian ancestry (2013) (0)
Sleeper cells: the bacteria that won't die (2012) (0)
Bacteria encode secret messages (2011) (0)
Biopsy gives only a snapshot of tumour diversity (2012) (0)
Bugs on patrol (2015) (0)
'Universal' flu vaccine effective in animals (2013) (0)
Need for flu surveillance reiterated (2012) (0)
The invisible issue | what's hidden in plain sight (2014) (0)
Genomes reveal roots of TB drug resistance (2013) (0)
Masters of magnetism (2010) (0)
Invasive ladybird has biological weapon (2013) (0)
Hummingbird diversity still booming (2014) (0)
Spiders dodge cannibalism through remote copulation (2012) (0)
How the elephant got its sixth toe (2011) (0)
Shark-tooth weapons reveal lost biodiversity (2012) (0)
East meets west (2009) (0)
SIPS member data (2017) (0)
Template Language & Model Procedures for Seeking Permission to Share Data (2017) (0)
How nails regenerate lost fingertips (2013) (0)
Scientists create hybrid flu that can go airborne (2013) (0)
Twisted structure preserved dinosaur proteins (2011) (0)
Single-Celled Creature Has Eye Made of Domesticated Microbes (2015) (0)
Blind fish see shadows (2008) (0)
Life found deep under the sea (2013) (0)
Bigger groups mean complex cultures (2013) (0)
Wasp larva disinfects its roach meal from within (2013) (0)
Scientists Finally Decide Which Bit of This Weird Animal is the Head (2015) (0)

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