Chris Gorski

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Chris Gorski

Chris Gorski is an editor for Inside Science News Service and runs the sports beat. He studied geology at Case Western Reserve University, then science filmmaking at Montana State, before working in cable television. He came to the American Institute of Physics in 2007 to do story research for the video program that became Inside Science TV. He started writing news stories soon after arriving and has been an editor of Inside Science since 2011. Please contact him at cgorski@aip.org with story pitches, ideas, and internship inquiries.

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A road with the numbers 2020 written on it, as the sun lingers close to the horizon
Culture

Looking Back on 2020

Inside Science offers thanks and recognition for scientific accomplishments during a challenging year.
Chris Gorski, Editor
A picture of freshly baked cinnamon rolls taken from above, with white icing atop browned, coiled rolls.
Culture

To Bake Well, Be Patient and Add a Dash of Science

An interview with baker and onetime chemical engineer Melissa Weller.
Chris Gorski, Editor
Nobel 2020 artwork
Culture

Getting Ready for the 2020 Nobel Prizes

Beginning early Monday morning, Inside Science will cover the three most anticipated science prizes of the year.
Chris Gorski, Editor
Atomic images
Culture

How Culture Wrestled with the Atomic Age

Movies, music and even candy wrappers helped people process what it meant to put the powers of gods in human hands.
Chris Gorski, Editor
Baseball Foul Line
Sports

Getting Inside the Way Sports Teams Should Make Decisions -- And the Biases That Lead Them Astray

A conversation with baseball writer Keith Law.
Chris Gorski, Editor
patterns left by whiskey
Culture

The Beautiful Patterns Left Behind When Whiskey Dries

Scientists can tell where whiskey came from by the patterns it creates.
Chris Gorski, Editor
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