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Lauren McKee

Stockholm
As seen in: Nature, Salon, Royal Society of Chemistry, Inverse, The Wire (India), American Society for Microbiology (ASM), Chemistry World, Mondaq, Massive Science, IT Brief Australia and
Covers:  Biotechnology, Food, Environment, Health, Life in science
Microbiology, biochemistry, CAZymes, sustainability. Group leader, Docent in Glycoscience @KTHuniversity in Stockholm. She/her.

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Lauren McKee’s Biography

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I am a full-time research scientist and part-time freelance science writer based in Stockholm, Sweden. I like to write about developments in industrial, environmental, and medical biotechnology, and the impacts it has on food, health, and the environment.

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Antibiotics in fish farming create resistance and are an animal welfare disaster. It's time for a...

Antibiotics in fish farming create resistance and are an animal welfare disaster. It's time for a...

Aquaculture, like agriculture, has an antibiotic problem The challenge for the scientific and political commu…

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Seafood's antibiotic crisis: Fish farming is creating an animal welfare disaster

Seafood's antibiotic crisis: Fish farming is creating an animal welfare disaster

The challenge for the scientific and political community is to find a sustainable solution to the spread of A…

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Squid skin is naturally anti-microbial

Squid skin is naturally anti-microbial

This new finding makes squid skin a potentially valuable medical product, and could reduce waste from commerc…

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The upside-down jellyfish stings you with mucus grenades

The upside-down jellyfish stings you with mucus grenades

Scientists call these, "Cassiomes"... but that doesn't make them any less painful

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We can measure coronavirus's spread by looking at people's poop

We can measure coronavirus's spread by looking at people's poop

Municipal wastewater treatments plants are actually ideal testing locations

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The bee microbiome can fight back against fungi that cause Colony Collapse Disorder

The bee microbiome can fight back against fungi that cause Colony Collapse Disorder

Fungal diseases get less attention than they deserve. They are a major cause of food insecurity and economic …

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Why workplace AI is creating a quiet legal risk most businesses haven't caught up with yet Original

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By Lauren McKee
| CFOtech Australia
It doesn't take much convincing to get businesses excited by AI. The ability to increase efficiency, decrease administrative burdens, and boost productivity in all sorts of tasks is just too enticing. But while companies continue to embrace AI technology, many businesses have forgotten to implement appropriate policies that could help reduce the risk that comes with its adoption.
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Why workplace AI is creating a quiet legal risk most businesses haven't caught up with yet

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By Lauren McKee
| IT Brief UK
It doesn't take much convincing to get businesses excited by AI. The ability to increase efficiency, decrease administrative burdens, and boost productivity in all sorts of tasks is just too enticing. But while companies continue to embrace AI technology, many businesses have forgotten to implement appropriate policies that could help reduce the risk that comes with its adoption.
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The Ultimate Guide to Cybersecurity

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By Katrina Thompson, Chandrodaya Prasad, Lauren McKee
| ChannelLife UK
Cybersecurity is a critical and evolving field dedicated to protecting individuals, businesses, and governments from online threats. Amid transformative advancements such as AI, cloud adoption, quantum computing, and fluctuating geopolitical risks, organisations are navigating an increasingly complex cyber threat landscape.
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What's your favorite social network?

Twitter is the only one I use a lot (too much).

What story are you most proud of writing or working on?

My favourite so far is an op-ed about antimicrobial resistance in fish farms spreading to the human population.

What's your favorite drink?

English breakfast tea with milk. Party animal, me.