Sabine Galvis

Bio

I'm a student journalist interesting in communicating all aspects of science for print and digital audiences. When I'm not writing, I'm championing diversity, inclusion and representation in the newsroom and in STEM. You can usually find me splitting my time between sunny Arizona State University and my home in Massachusetts. I also love foreign languages, traveling, and running.

Clips

• What big ideas will shape U.S. science over the next decade? Here are some contenders

• Even if you don’t play contact sports, you could develop signs of traumatic brain injury

• This ancient bird sported a ginormous toe

• Bizarre dino fossil reveals a lizard swallowed whole

• Jupiter-like planet shows signs of moon formation

• Laugh tracks boost humor ratings of corny ‘dad jokes’

• Q&A: How Ecuador, the world’s largest banana exporter, is defending against a devastating fungus

• 500-year-old ship found intact at the bottom of the Baltic Sea

• Loss of ancient gene may have boosted humans’ heart attack risk

• Medical journal editors expect authors to disclose conflicts of interest—but don’t disclose their own

• Slow-motion video reveals how ants deliver their painful venom

• Watch this plant fire seeds with bulletlike force

• Saber-toothed cats had a surprising diet, fossils reveal

• Colombia confirms that dreaded fungus has hit its banana plantations

• Paradoxical conditions for life stumped scientists, until now