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Jennifer Walter

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Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Freelance science writer. Rarely on here these days. Come hang out w/ me on LinkedIn or BlueSky instead (same handle)

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WALTER: The show must go on

WALTER: The show must go on

In those first few months I learned I had something in common with many of my Wire peers: we were ruthless. W…

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A WWII vet hadn't touched a guitar in 40 years. A gift let it all come back to him.

A WWII vet hadn't touched a guitar in 40 years. A gift let it all come back to him.

CLOSE MEQUON - "When was the last time you strummed, David? When was the last time you held a guitar in your …

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20-year-old Milwaukee woman becomes first in U.S. to return home with a mobile Berlin Heart

20-year-old Milwaukee woman becomes first in U.S. to return home with a mobile Berlin Heart

The house where Barry Johnson and his daughter Christina live is quiet. Besides the rain outside, the only pe…

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47 Years Ago, a Classic Action Movie Revealed the Limits of Technology

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No James Bond movie would be complete without a snazzy sports car. But the Lotus Esprit that took Bond on an underwater chase in The Spy Who Loved Me is arguably one of the most memorable. As enemies shoot at Bond from land and air, he speeds off a pier and dives his car right into a lake. The Esprit submerges into the depths, then quickly transforms. Its wheels tuck in, and fins pop out on either side to help the car-boat steer.
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How to Make the Most of Your First Science Festival

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How to Make the Most of Your First Science Festival

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The Science Near Me blog is a partnership between Discover magazine and ScienceNearMe.org . If you're searching for a place to learn, create, and explore all kinds of STEM activities, look no further than a local science festival! These events happen all over the country and offer exciting opportunities to learn about and do science right. What can you do at a science festival? Science festivals are often held at a single location like a conference center, although others happen in multiple places.
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