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Lindzi Wessel is a science writer and communications specialist with a background in biomedical research and journalism. She helps clients connect with their audiences through compelling storytelling about complex ideas. Her services include article, press release and newsletter writing, editing, video production, and strategic communications consulting.

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Lindzi is a graduate of the UC Santa Cruz Science Communication Program and holds an MS in neuroscience and a BS in psychology from UC Davis. Her work has appeared in dozens of outlets and platforms, including Science, STAT, Popular Science, The Washington Post, the Stanford Medicine News Center and the Biohub blog. 

WHY SCIENTISTS ARE WORKING TO UNLOCK THESE FIVE PUZZLES ABOUT MOTHER’S MILK

October 2018

The Washington Post

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TO LET NEURONS TALK, IMMUNE CELLS CLEAR PATHS THROUGH BRAIN’S ‘SCAFFOLDING’

July 2020

University of California San Francisco 

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CORONAVIRUS CHILLS PROTESTS FROM CHILE TO HONG KONG TO IRAQ, FORCING ACTIVISTS TO INNOVATE

April 2020

The Washington Post

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THE HUMAN FACTOR IN CLEAN WATER

January 2019

Knowable

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