Michelle Werdann is a Science Writer at various esteemed publications including Elko Daily Free Press and Phys.org. She specializes in topics related to climate change, natural sciences, and energy, with a focus on climate policy, energy sustainability, and the environmental impacts of mining. Michelle's work has been featured in notable outlets such as the University of Nevada, Reno, Carson Now, and SciTechDaily.
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Michelle focuses on local scientific and cultural topics with a significant emphasis on the College of Science, science research, and related events. She often includes expert commentary, data citations, and profile features in her articles.
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By: Michelle Werdann
Since its start in 2022, the MARC Nevada program has shepherded four cohorts of students toward success in biomedical careers. Funding from the National Institutes of Health provides juniors and seniors who plan to pursue a Ph.D. in biomedical or behavioral research with year-round research opportunities and a stipend, along with mentoring and professional development.
By: Michelle Werdann
Science and sci-fi films featured on the “silver dome” May 1-3
By: Michelle Werdann
Peatlands are poorly understood worldwide, but have important implications for the climate. Nevada scientists compiled the 50 most urgent questions about them.
By: Michelle Werdann
The Museum of Natural History promotes science and learning
MARC Nevada student and Honors College Senior Scholar will continue his education at the University
By: Michelle Werdann
Counseling Services at the Universtiy of Nevada, Reno supports students' mental health and wellbeing. Learn how one faculty member found joy and benefits from running.
Razavi graduated as the valedictorian of the behavior analysis track in the Department of Psychology
By: Michelle Werdann
The conference was held at the University of Nevada, Reno at Lake Tahoe in memory of late math professor
By: Michelle Werdann
Yellow carotenoid pigments accumulate in the organs of cavefish, but not their surface fish relatives
By: Michelle Werdann
Carbon management technologies are emerging climate strategies designed to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions
