
Sandra J. Ackerman
Sandra J. Ackerman is a contributing editor to American Scientist. She is a member of the National Association of Science Writers and the author of two books and numerous articles on science and medicine.
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- Reviewing the Prehistoric Menu
- Drilling into the Climate of Human Origins
- In Bulgaria, a Cave of Many Questions
- What This Half-Jaw Could Tell Us
- A Buffet of Primate Studies
- Prehistoric Arts and Crafts
- First Person: John G. Hildebrand
- Where Anthropology and Genetics Go Together
- Neanderthals Reenvisioned
- Cuban and American Physics
- The Historic Turns of a River
- The Nets Around the Neurons
- A Story of Serration
- New Sites on the Trail of Early Humans
- Ecology of the Mojave
- First Person: Jim Smith
- Climate Change and Cholera
- Snow Science
- Taste Masters
- New Information from Ancient Genomes
- Precision Medicine Takes Aim at Cancer
- First Person: How Do Living Cells Perform Quality Control?
- First Person: Exploring the Unconscious Brain
- A Different Kind of CSI: Crime and Stable Isotopes