Our Authors

David Gamon has a PhD in cognitive science and is an author based in the US

Emma Gatti is a geologist studying for an MPhil in GIS and remote sensing at the University of Cambridge, where she is looking at volcanic gas emissions. She is also trying to carve out a career as a scientific journalist, although at present she is heavily committed to proving that not all young Italian girls are good at cooking…

Barry Gibb is a freelance author with a background in neuroscience and virology

Dan Gollub is a writer with an interest in dream interpretation, from the US

Thomas Häusler is chief science editor with the Swiss news magazine Facts and is the author of "Viruses vs. Superbugs", which is published by Macmillan and documents the use of phages to combat bacterial infections.

Nick Heath is a newspaper journalist based in Norfolk

with a keen interest in science.

Anne Hinton is an independent research scientist.

Anne Holden is a PhD student at Cambridge University studying human evolutionary genetics in the Department of Archaeology. She is supported by a scholarship from the Bill Gates Foundation. To show her appreciation, she promptly used the scholarship funds to buy her Mac iBook.

Nicholas Humphrey is a School Professor at the London School of Economics. He is a theoretical psychologist, well known for his work on the evolution of human intelligence and consciousness.

Felicia Huppert is Professor of Psychology at Cambridge, and Fellow of Darwin College. The above article describes the scope of Felicia's new book The Science of Wellbeing, which is published by Oxford University Press.