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Lynne Peskoe-Yang

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As seen in: Medium, Yahoo News, IEEE Spectrum, VICE, VICE UK, MIT Technology Review, Science Magazine, Popular Mechanics, Marketplace, Narratively and
Covers:  electrical engineering, photonics, computing, AI, distributed systems, solid-state chemistry, liberatory technologies, FLOSS, "tethics", technofascism
Doesn't Cover: e-commerce, e-finance/fintech, smart homes, smart cars, smart assistants, tech stories that are actually business stories, gaming
reporter; science fiction writer; autist-about-town prison/prescriptive grammar/periodic table abolitionist

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Lynne Peskoe-Yang is a freelance technology journalist covering a broad range of topics in computing and basic science, including electrical engineering, photonics, fluid dynamics, and solid-state chemistry. Her work on new advancements and technological relics appears in Popular Mechanics, IEEE Spectrum, Photonics Focus, Vice, Popula, Silica, and Tribology & Lubrication Technology Magazine.

Lynne Peskoe-Yang’s Journalist Portfolio

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Scientists Identified a Green, Poisonous Gas Used by Federal Agents on Portland Protesters

Scientists Identified a Green, Poisonous Gas Used by Federal Agents on Portland Protesters

By July, Black Lives Matter protesters in Portland had become accustomed to the gray, black, and colorless te…

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The volunteers blanketing cities with wireless internet

The volunteers blanketing cities with wireless internet

On a crisp, sunny morning in August, software engineer Rodrigo Espinosa de los Monteros rode up 22 floors to …

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What makes a grid "smart"? - Marketplace

What makes a grid "smart"? - Marketplace

The outline refers many times to "smart grids" as an essential step toward the development of sustainable, ec…

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Dynamic image resizing with Ruby and Serverless framework

Dynamic image resizing with Ruby and Serverless framework

If you've grappled with resizing images for various page layouts and devices, you know the pain of accounting…

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An Israeli Official Called My Family a "Second Holocaust" - and I Felt Relieved

An Israeli Official Called My Family a "Second Holocaust" - and I Felt Relieved

July 22, 2019 Lynne Peskoe-Yang In a recent meeting, the Israeli Minister of Education, Rafi Peretz, called m…

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Lynne Peskoe-Yang (Editor), Author at Narratively

Lynne Peskoe-Yang (Editor), Author at Narratively

Lynne Peskoe-Yang is a science writer and researcher in New York. Her reporting on civil engineering, machine…

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An ode to Arctic permafrost

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By Trevor M. Nolan, Moiré photonics, Luojun Du, Lynne Peskoe-Yang 
| Science Magazine
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Conference shines light on evolving markets for IT/OT in upstream environments

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By Kevin Parker, Tommy Jamail Jr., Lynne Peskoe-Yang , Denka Wangdi, Chris Vavra
| Plant Engineering
Held mid-June in Houston, Data Driven Oil & Gas USA 2022 brought together a fascinating set of software, systems and services providers focused on supporting upstream players in their efforts to make the most of data, whether already in their grasp or almost in reach. Besides moving computing power to the operations edge, they look to move many types of data to the cloud to apply analytics.
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Designer Michael Simon Toon Finds Fibonacci Sequence in Synthetic Tree Design Original

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By Lynne Peskoe-Yang 
| Popular Mechanics
Two thousand years after the Indian mathematician and poet Acharya Pingala first described it, the Fibonacci sequence is still showing up in new places. The series—in which each number is the sum of the previous two—bears the nickname of the Italian mathematician who introduced it to Europe, Leonardo Bonacci (“Fibonacci” means “Son of Bonacci”).
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I wrote reviews of Boston thrift shops for a local blog. It was unpaid but also almost completely unedited, so that was a plus.

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

J. Jonah Jameson or Tin Tin

What tools and software do you use to do your job?

updating Zotero counts as self-care now

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