Sarah Reisert
Sarah Reisert was the Institute’s manager of donor relations, events, and awards. She received her BA in communication from Villanova University and her MS in public communication from Drexel University.
More from Sarah Reisert
How the Elements Got Their Names
Wicked creatures and a defiant chemist make their mark on the periodic table.
The Inventions That Made Us Who We Are
Ainissa Ramirez tracks the (sometimes literal) ways technology can shape our lives.
Who Needs a Mammogram?
In the fight against breast cancer, entrenched interests and outmoded ideas may be hurting patients.
Our Oldest, Deadliest Foe
Tracing the immense misery wreaked by the mosquito.
Hunting the Nazi Nuclear Hoard
In the last years of World War II a group of American scientists and soldiers raced to capture enemy physicists, sabotage Hitler’s nuclear ambitions, and do it all before their Soviet allies were any the wiser.
Harvey Wiley’s Fierce Pursuit of Food Safety
Science writer Deborah Blum chronicles one chemist’s fight to bring order to a lawless food industry.
Where Lies Humanity’s Salvation—Conservation or Innovation?
Scientists William Vogt and Norman Borlaug took very different approaches to feeding the world.
The Magic of It All
How Victorians found a foolproof way to make science interesting for their children.
Let There Be Light
The story of electricity, danger, nationalism, advertising, and pollution in the lighting of the United States.