Michael Cecilione is a science journalist that lives in Brooklyn, New York. His main areas of interest surround physics, biology, astronomy, science history, medicine, genetics, and chemistry. His work can be found in publications like Nautilus, Wired, The Wall Street Journal, and various NPR programs.
* Thirst: 2,500 Years of Science and Culture of Drinking Water: He co-authored this book with Gina Kolata in December of 2021 to shed light on the human relationship with water throughout history across civilizations. They detail water's impact on society from wars fought due to scarce supplies to cultures formed along life-giving rivers.