When I’m not in the lab, I’m often writing about science. I have words in Massive Science, Caltech News, The California Tech, Caltech Magazine, The Big T, and Caltech Letters, and am actively looking to freelance for more outlets.
See: Wonder Women, Good Trouble, Today Plus One, Live Long and Prosper, Lights Calculators Action, Orders of Magnitude, Sunfish, Ce n’est pas en Page, Spring Force, and Letter from the Editor. Contributed to writing, photography, design, and editing as Editor in Chief.
By Elise Cutts in The Big T
October 1, 2018
Gathered together on campus for the first time, Caltech’s newest community members—undergraduate and graduate students and postdoctoral scholars—were formally welcomed to the Institute …
By Elise Cutts in Caltech News
September 24, 2018
Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering Mikhail Shapiro has been awarded the Roger Tsien Award for Excellence in Chemical Biology by the World Molecular Imaging Society (WMIS).
By Elise Cutts in Caltech News
September 10, 2018
Using a collection of National Science Foundation radio telescopes, researchers have confirmed that a narrow jet of material was ejected at near light speeds from a neutron star collision.
By Elise Cutts in Caltech News
September 5, 2018
The track, located on Caltech’s South Field, had been closed for nearly a month for renovations to upgrade the surface and improve athletes' safety.
By Elise Cutts in Caltech News
August 21, 2018
We know that life emerged from non-life at least once in the history of our planet, but it happened so long ago that piecing together an evidence-driven story for exactly how it happened is difficult.
By Elise Cutts in Caltech Letters
June 26, 2018
See: At Last!, If You Build It, They Will Come, In Comes Company, Fear or Fun, Firewall, Music Theory, and Yeah Beavers!. Contributed to writing, photography, design, and editing as Editor in Chief.
By Elise Cutts in The Big T
October 1, 2017