My approach to interdisciplinary feminist philosophy of science was profiled by MIT News. My research has also been covered in numerous public media venues:

On my work on fertility and sperm counts:

• "The sperm-count ‘crisis’ doesn’t add up" | link
  The New York Times
• "Threat of human extinction from falling sperm counts greatly exaggerated" | link
  The Telegraph
• "Let’s chill a bit about the plastic-driven sperm count apocalypse" | link
  Gizmodo
• "Study aims to quell fears over falling human sperm count" | link
  Harvard Gazette

On my work on sex disparities and COVID-19:

• "Why are men more likely to die of COVID? It’s complicated" | link
  The New York Times
• "Sex differences in COVID-19 mortality vary across racial groups" | link
  MIT News
• "Black women 3 times more likely to die from COVID-19 than white men" | link
  CBS News
• "Black women died from coronavirus at far higher rates than white men" | link
  Huffington Post
• "What we still misunderstand about COVID’s victims" | link
  Slate
• "Black women’s risk of COVID death exceeds white men’s in study" | link
  Bloomberg

On my work on ethics of technology pedagogy:

• "Learning to think critically about machine learning" | link
  MIT News
• "Ethics in action"  | link
  MIT News
• "Infusing ethics into experiential learning" | link
  MIT News 
• "3 questions: On ethics in a technical curriculum" | link
  MIT News