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Keith Gillogly

Buffalo, Pittsburgh
As seen in: WIRED Magazine, Phys.org, Fatherly, Genetic Literacy Project, Pittsburgh Magazine, Pittsburgh Quarterly, Pregnancy & Newborn, LEAD On! A Leadership Podcast by UB Student Engagement
Covers:  Health, science, engineering, medicine, Pittsburgh, research
Doesn't Cover: Sports, fashion, entertainment, music, politics, government, movies, celebrities
Writer | Communications | Proofreader. Also a reader of words in print and digital. #BuffaloNY native. #SciComm

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Keith Gillogly is a Buffalo-based writer whose freelance writing centers on reporting-driven news articles and service pieces, often focusing on health and science topics and on Pittsburgh’s development (he was a Pittsburgher for seven years).

Keith has written for WIRED, Pittsburgh Magazine, Pregnancy and Newborn magazine, Pittsburgh Quarterly, Pitt Magazine, Oregon Healthy Living, and more.

Keith studied English at the University of Pittsburgh, earning his bachelor’s degree in 2011 and his ma…

Keith Gillogly’s Journalist Portfolio

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Nature Makes Wood. Could a Lab Make It Better?

Nature Makes Wood. Could a Lab Make It Better?

For millennia, humans have been chopping down trees and harvesting plants. Lab-grown plant material might cha…

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Saving the Aging Brain

Saving the Aging Brain

What’s the big secret to maintaining brain health? Practicing all the components of a healthy, active lifesty…

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Could Breathalyzers Make Covid Testing Quicker and Easier?

Could Breathalyzers Make Covid Testing Quicker and Easier?

COVID-19 breathalyzers being developed at Ohio State and Northeastern universities could make for faster, eas…

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The Amazing and Important Things Being Taught Off Campus

The Amazing and Important Things Being Taught Off Campus

For Pittsburgh's universities, some of the most dynamic research and learning take place beyond campus border…

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How Cargo Ships Could Help Detect Tsunamis

How Cargo Ships Could Help Detect Tsunamis

While ferrying goods, commercial vessels could leverage their GPS systems to form a distributed network of se…

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The Fight to Recognize Pittsburgh's Lost Chinatown

The Fight to Recognize Pittsburgh's Lost Chinatown

A patch of Downtown was once the heart of Pittsburgh's Chinatown. Now, an advocacy organization wants to garn…

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Articles

Building Bridges to Primary Care: The Generalist Scholars Program

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By Keith Gillogly
| LEAD On! A Leadership Podcast by UB Student Engagement
The Generalist Scholars Program at the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences has given medical students a foundational start for their primary care residences and careers. From left are Victoria Haak, MD; Jessica A. Donhauser, MD; and Hannah Lease, a Jacobs School resident, faculty member, and medical student, respectively.
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2026 Stockton Kimball Award Goes to Levy

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By Keith Gillogly
| LEAD On! A Leadership Podcast by UB Student Engagement
By Keith Gillogly Elad I. Levy, MD, MBA, SUNY Distinguished Professor and L. Nelson Hopkins, MD, Endowed Professor and Chair of the Department of Neurosurgery at the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, has received the 2026 Stockton Kimball Award recognizing his exceptional scientific achievement and service.
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At SACNAS ‘All Are Welcome in Science’

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By Keith Gillogly
| LEAD On! A Leadership Podcast by UB Student Engagement
Jazmin Corral, a doctoral candidate in pharmacology and toxicology at the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, has led the process of obtaining provisional approval for UB's SACNAS chapter.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I'll always be grateful for my time as a student reporter at The Pitt News.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes. My mom used one in the '90s.

How is social media changing news?

There's a lot more noise. Still, a lot of it is worth hearing.

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