What is 'Science Stories'?
Science Stories offer a peek behind the scenes of the top papers published by Robinson Institute members. Here you’ll find personal anecdotes, quotes and insights into what shapes our world-class scientific and clinical research addressing reproductive health, stem cell biology, early origins of disease, health of women and babies and autoimmune disease.
Science Stories are produced by freelance science writer Sarah Keenihan.
Writing for the Robinson Institute represents a coming home of sorts for Sarah, as she completed her honours and PhD degrees and worked as an NHMRC Research Officer with the Institute’s Professor Sarah Robertson in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
Sarah's worked in parasitic disease research, in science-media liaison and science communications and completed a Graduate Diploma in Sciences Communication though Central Queensland University. Sarah has committed to writing a post a day about the science in and around her life from National Science Week 2012 to National Science Week 2013 in a project called Science for Life.365.
