Jessica Baron

Copy Editor, Copywriter, Editor, Ghostwriter, Writer
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Expert in STEM, medicine, and future tech ethics. Now writer, editor, consultant.

I have 8 years of experience as a writer, editor, and proofreader. I earned a PhD in History and Philosophy of Science from the University of Notre Dame in 2013. My areas of expertise range from health and wellness to future technology, but I have a broad range of knowledge and interests. I’m passionate about creating good content and helping people turn their ideas and drafts into compelling copy.

I have written articles for the Huffington Post, Aeon Magazine, The Daily Beast, and recently became a contributor at Forbes.com. I also have extensive experience with research, interviews, and writing for professional newsletters and websites. I created the website and authored all the content for an annual top 10 list of ethical dilemmas in emerging technologies at reillytop10.com, which has over a quarter of a million readers.

I have edited countless pieces of academic research for a popular audience and teach communication courses. For two years I served as the Managing Editor for a top-tier academic journal and have experience editing and proofreading work by non-native English speakers.
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Content Types
Article, Blog Post, Whitepaper, Social Copy, Website Copy, Interview, Press Release, Infographic Copy, Presentation, Landing Page
More Information
University of Notre Dame, PhD in History and Philosophy of Science
SUNY Buffalo, MA in Ancient History (Medicine)
SUNY Buffalo, BA in Medical Anthropology
U.S. Air Force Academy, CO 80840, USA|English
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Published Content

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reillytop10.comGuide
Welcome the robo-reformation.

Annual Top 10 List of Ethical Dilemmas and Policy Issues in Science and Technology that I developed and authored. I also created the website, which has an audience of over a wuarter of a million viewers internationally.

December, 3 2017
huffingtonpost.comArticle
Don't Bet Your Life On Wearable Fitness Trackers

A look at the new life insurance program that invites customers to hand over fitness data from wearable devices.

October, 14 2018
thedailybeast.comArticle
Feminist Icon Florence Nightingale Would Be Horrified at the Bible Museum’s Depiction of Her

A look at Florence Nightingale's representation in the Museum of the Bible.

September, 15 2018
forbes.comArticle
Don't Believe The Headline Hype When It Comes To Genomics Research

Discussion of new genomics research and science communication issues with popular audiences.

October, 22 2018
forbes.comArticle
We Need To Work Harder To Make Software Engineering More Ethical

Report on a study that showed ethical codes had little effect on ethical decision making by engineers. A call to action for creating ethics standards for future engineers.

October, 17 2018
forbes.comArticle
Chinese Video Game Using Facial Recognition To Monitor Its Players

Article on Chinese gaming giant Tencent's use of facial recognition software to monitor its players.

November, 1 2018
medium.comArticle
What You Should Know About the Resignation of a Leading Cancer Doctor

A look at a recent scandal at a major cancer center involving unethical behavior by research scientists.

September, 14 2018
medium.comArticle
Don’t Let Your Kids Give In to Robot Peer Pressure

Discussion of a study showing that children can be influenced by robot peer pressure, even when they know they are wrong.

September, 11 2018
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