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Devin Powell is a freelance science journalist based in Washington, D.C. His stories have appeared in Science, Science News, New Scientist, the Washington Post, Wired and many other outlets, including The Best American Science Writing 2012 anthology.

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World's Thinnest Origami Could Build Microscopic Machines

Japanese art inspires scientists to create self-folding structures small enough to float through the bloodstream.

Devin Powell, Contributor

3D Printers Turn Mush Into Meals

Major companies from Hershey to Barilla are exploring the technology.

Devin Powell, Contributor

Sports Fishing Opens Evolutionary Can Of Worms

A study of lakes in Connecticut reveals that recreational angling pushes largemouth bass to evolve.

Devin Powell, Contributor

Icicle Shape Stranger Than Thought

Cutting-edge research reveals more than meets the icicle.

Devin Powell, Contributor

Greener Cement Offers Concrete Environmental Benefits

MIT scientists strengthen cement to feed growing demand and curb carbon dioxide emissions

Devin Powell, Contributor

Bleeding Edge Of Forensics

Gathering clues from the blood splatter patterns left behind at crime scenes.

Devin Powell, Contributor

See all articles by Devin Powell

Contributor

Devin Powell is a freelance science journalist based in Washington, D.C. His stories have appeared in Science, Science News, New Scientist, the Washington Post, Wired and many other outlets, including The Best American Science Writing 2012 anthology.

Author Articles

World's Thinnest Origami Could Build Microscopic Machines

Japanese art inspires scientists to create self-folding structures small enough to float through the bloodstream.

Devin Powell, Contributor

3D Printers Turn Mush Into Meals

Major companies from Hershey to Barilla are exploring the technology.

Devin Powell, Contributor

Sports Fishing Opens Evolutionary Can Of Worms

A study of lakes in Connecticut reveals that recreational angling pushes largemouth bass to evolve.

Devin Powell, Contributor

Icicle Shape Stranger Than Thought

Cutting-edge research reveals more than meets the icicle.

Devin Powell, Contributor

Greener Cement Offers Concrete Environmental Benefits

MIT scientists strengthen cement to feed growing demand and curb carbon dioxide emissions

Devin Powell, Contributor

Bleeding Edge Of Forensics

Gathering clues from the blood splatter patterns left behind at crime scenes.

Devin Powell, Contributor

See all articles by Devin Powell