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Paul Tullis

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Covers:  I write narratives that illuminate a topic, especially where policy and data are misaligned. Most of my stories cover science, technology, the environment, and their intersections.
Doesn't Cover: celebrities, pop culture, high culture
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Paul Tullis’s Biography

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I'm an Amsterdam-based freelancer for (mostly) US magazines including The New Yorker, NYT Magazine, Businessweek, Scientific American, Nature, Wired, and others.

From 2013-2016 I launched and ran the features section of TakePart.com, the news site of Participant Media, producer of the films Spotlight, An Inconvenient Truth, and Citizen Four. I commissioned, edited, and wrote longform narrative features at Takepart.com/features, winning awards from the American Society of Journalists and Author…

Paul Tullis’s Journalist Portfolio

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How a Potential Treatment for the Coronavirus Turned Up in a Scientist's Freezer

How a Potential Treatment for the Coronavirus Turned Up in a Scientist's Freezer

In 1998, when the Dutch scientist Berend Bosch decided to make the study of coronaviruses his life's work, th…

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Dutch Cooperation Made an ‘Intelligent Lockdown’ a Success

Dutch Cooperation Made an ‘Intelligent Lockdown’ a Success

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writing for Oceans Deeply

writing for Oceans Deeply

Shorter articles on ocean issues, many concerning autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs)

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Self-Driving Cars Might Kill Auto Insurance as We Know It

Self-Driving Cars Might Kill Auto Insurance as We Know It

How the insurance industry is adjusting to an automated future.

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How the world got hooked on palm oil

How the world got hooked on palm oil

The long read: It's the miracle ingredient in everything from biscuits to shampoo. But our dependence on palm…

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Despite Many Threats, Some Coral Reefs Are Thriving

Despite Many Threats, Some Coral Reefs Are Thriving

A daring experiment seeks to determine why some coral reefs survive climate-related bleaching events.

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Articles

Europe’s quest for green steel Original

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By Paul Tullis
| Canary Media Verified
Facing new regulations and stiff competition from China, Sweden and other EU countries are racing to decarbonize steel production. It all hinges on green hydrogen. Paul Tullis has reported from 22 countries on five continents on science, technology, the environment, and their intersections for The New York Times, National Geographic, Scientific American, Bloomberg, Wired, and others. He lives in Amsterdam.
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Hoe pro-Europa is Orbáns uitdager echt?

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By Lise Witteman Verified, Leonie Kijewski Verified, Paul Tullis
| Follow the Money Verified
Wat is het nieuws? Péter Magyar en zijn partij Tisza maken kans om de komende verkiezingen in Hongarije te winnen. Daarmee zou een eind komen aan de heerschappij van huidig premier Viktor Orbán. Magyar presenteert zichzelf als pro-Europees maar een analyse van het stemgedrag van Tisza in de afgelopen jaren laat zien dat de partij zich grotendeels stil heeft gehouden over kwesties rond de rechtsstaat of steun aan Oekraïne. Waarom is dit belangrijk?
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Wenn Blut zur Ware wird: Arme Spender treiben das Wachstum der Pharmaindustrie

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By Paul Tullis
| Yahoo Finance Deutschland Verified
Foto: Igor Martiniouk für Bloomberg Businessweek (Bloomberg) -- Als Kind war Laura Rohe ständig krank: Lungenentzündungen, Nasennebenhöhlenentzündungen, Hautläsionen. “Ich war das kranke Kind” – dasjenige, das auf dem Sofa lag, während die Geschwister spielten, erinnert sie sich. Mit 14 wurde bei ihr ein variables Immundefektsyndrom (CVID) diagnostiziert.
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Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Jack Burden

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

via email

Why did you become a journalist?

Because I get to talk to the smartest people about things most people don't know about yet.

Awards

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Los Angeles Press Club Award

2014 - Best Feature Article
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Society of Professional Journalists Award

2016 - Best Magazine Profile
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National Headliner Award

2020 - Magazine Feature Writing on a Variety of Subjects

2nd place

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