Elizabeth Armstrong moore
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MRI reveals kids with autism may find human voices irritating

Filed in: News - Cutting Edge

June 18, 2013
New tech can detect even viruses yet to be discovered

Filed in: News - Cutting Edge

June 17, 2013
New nanoneedle technique probes inner workings of human skin

Filed in: News - Cutting Edge

June 13, 2013
Video gamers outperform nongamers in vision test

Filed in: News - Cutting Edge

June 12, 2013
Mind-controlled cursor may be easier than previously thought

Filed in: News - Cutting Edge

June 11, 2013
Chemists developing breathalyzer to detect and monitor diabetes

Filed in: News - Cutting Edge

June 10, 2013
Man with kidney disease first in U.S. to get bioengineered vein

Filed in: News - Cutting Edge

June 6, 2013
Segway-like robot helps fight fires with 3D, thermal imaging

Filed in: Crave

June 5, 2013
SmartVP videophone for deaf gets nationwide release

Filed in: Crave

June 4, 2013
Shape-shifting hydrogel takes cue from plants, moves to light

Filed in: News - Cutting Edge

June 3, 2013
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    Elizabeth Armstrong Moore is a freelance journalist in Portland, Ore. She covered 9/11 from Ground Zero as The Christian Science Monitor's Earl Foell intern in New York the day after her 22nd birthday, and served as a staff writer for the paper in Boston until moving to Portland in 2005. Her work has appeared in Wired magazine, the Moscow Times, Oregon Public Broadcasting, and on the covers of Portland Monthly, Willamette Week, and the Chicago Reader. Moore graduated magna-c.um-laude from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University in 2001, and has reported from as far a field as Kazan in Russia and Iqaluit just below the Arctic Circle. She won a Society of Professional Journalists "personalities" award for her Willamette Week profile of piano prodigy Stanley Waters.

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