Matthew Rozsa (page 37)

Twitter: @MatthewRozsa

Matthew Rozsa is a professional writer whose work has appeared in multiple national media outlets since 2012. Throughout his career he has covered politics, culture and social issues. Today he is primarily a science journalist focusing on the broad spectrum of topics related to climate change.

Moon

NASA is looking for microbial life on the Moon. We might have left it behind Matthew Rozsa

Exposed to cold water, octopuses will change the genes in their brain, study reveals Matthew Rozsa

Sleepy Pigeon

Pigeons seem to dream of flying: A new study unlocks tantalizing secrets about the minds of birds Matthew Rozsa

Theodore Roosevelt

Liberals love Teddy Roosevelt – but his racism paved the way for Donald Trump and Tucker Carlson Matthew Rozsa

The father of genetics couldn't get anyone to listen to him — but he got the last laugh Matthew Rozsa

Different ways of thinking processing

Neurotypicals: What makes them tick, and how can autistic people better understand them? Matthew Rozsa

Jester - portrait of a medieval court fool, 15th century

Scholars may have an authentic manuscript of a medieval comedy show — and it's pretty funny Matthew Rozsa

Abraham Lincoln; Pigs

Abe Lincoln, pig torturer? While he admitted to incredible cruelty, the answer isn't that simple Matthew Rozsa

Two pteranodons flying

The oldest ever pterosaur in Australia was just discovered; it's 107 million years old Matthew Rozsa

Different Brains

Pop star Sia says she's on the spectrum. Do you think you're autistic? Here are some signs Matthew Rozsa

A selection of deep-sea specimens from the Natural History Museum in London's collection.

Corporations are planning to mine the deep ocean where 5,000 new species were just discovered Matthew Rozsa

Engineer at recycling center

"Significant global ecological disruption": Plastic is destroying Earth — and recycling won't help Matthew Rozsa

Merrill Stern

My great-uncle helped liberate a concentration camp. His last words to me were a warning Matthew Rozsa

Supreme Court under polluted water

The Supreme Court's decision helping polluters is "ideologically driven," says expert Matthew Rozsa

Elephant and Frog

Zoo elephants are fascinated by human visitors — but frogs are unimpressed, study finds Matthew Rozsa

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