Matthew Rozsa (page 47)

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.

James Madison; US Constitution

How James Madison's forensic science work could save American democracy, 200 years later Matthew Rozsa

Pumpkins and gourds arranged on shelves

How did gourds evolve to be so weird? Biologists think they know why Matthew Rozsa

gravitational waves

How gravitational waves are opening up the hidden corners of the universe to human eyes Matthew Rozsa

Increase in medical cost

Insulin used to be affordable — and then, seemingly out of nowhere, it wasn't. Why? Matthew Rozsa

Bee on a vibrant orange flower

Bees' average lifespan has halved in fifty years. That could be bad news for humanity Matthew Rozsa

Elon Musk; Italian Futurism; Aeroritratto di Mussolini aviatore

Elon Musk and other tech tycoons are called futurists — but is that accurate? Matthew Rozsa

Election Vote Button 2022

Polling experts on the red trickle: "The death of polling has been greatly exaggerated" Matthew Rozsa

Turtle

Talking turtles? A new study reveals that, in their own special way, turtles chat with each other Matthew Rozsa

Vector of a man looking in the mirror and seeing themself as a woman

Autism and gender dysphoria are linked, according to a study Matthew Rozsa

Gay couple sitting outside together

Same-sex couples cope with stress more collaboratively than straight couples, according to new study Matthew Rozsa

A woman filming yoga on phone, closeup

How TikTok is helping spread diet culture myths Matthew Rozsa

Photo of a person giving money to a beggar

Panhandlers are given more money when they're well-dressed. What does this say about us? Matthew Rozsa

A man holding a non-stick pan with a damaged coating

A horrifying amount of microplastic discharges from nonstick pans and goes into our food, study says Matthew Rozsa

MRI scan machine

A helium shortage might mean you can't get the medical scans you need. Here's why Matthew Rozsa

Asteroid Heading to Planet Earth

A "planet killer" asteroid is hiding in the Sun's glare Matthew Rozsa

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