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Claudia Dreifus

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I write 4 NY Review of Bks, Quanta and teach @Columbia U, write articles, books, give talks, do media training for scientists, Views here: strictly my own.
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My Family Fled Germany During the Holocaust. In 2025, I Became a Citizen.

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By Claudia Dreifus
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Most mothers teach their kids to brush their teeth and study hard; my mother, a refugee from Nazi Germany, counseled me on strategies for surviving dictatorships. "Never register with the police, if you're required to," she frequently advised, and also, "It's a good idea to have more than one passport." Oddly enough, my mother, who died in 1977, had no passports. After growing up in Hitler's Berlin, she had no intention of ever leaving what she considered to be the safety of the United States.
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A Multitalented Scientist Seeks the Origins of Multicellularity | Quanta Magazine

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By Claudia Dreifus
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Introduction In Cassandra Extavour’s office at Harvard University hangs a placard with a painted rainbow flag and a friendly invitation. “You are welcome here,” it reads. “I have it up because I think it’s important to let people see your identities, especially when those identities are not well represented,” explained Extavour, an evolutionary geneticist who in 2014 became the first Black woman to win tenure in the biological sciences at Harvard’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
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Claudia Dreifus on LinkedIn: Thanks to the National Science Policy Network. It was my pleasure to…

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By Claudia Dreifus
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I teach scientists how to do journalism at Columbia University and write for the NYTimes, Quanta, the New York Review of Books, CNN and the Nation Now Thanks to the National Science Policy Network. It was my pleasure to speak with your members. Y'all are doing such important work. Last week, science journalist Claudia Dreifus shared her insights, experience, and advice for how to effectively communicate science with the general public.
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