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Elise Cutts
Graz, Austria
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Elise Cutts is a science journalist who covers an interdisciplinary mix of physical science, math, and fundamental biology, in particular writing stories that touch on the themes of emergence, form, and scale. She has an M.S. in Earth Science from MIT and a B.S. in Geobiology from Caltech.
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