Christie Nicholson Biography

Christie Nicholson is a multimedia science journalist based in New York. She is a contributing editor at Scientific American, where she developed and launched an online community and helped launch two video series and two audio podcasts. Currently she produces and hosts the weekly podcast, 60-Second Mind and produces 60-Second Earth. She is an on-air contributor to multiple web and TV shows that have appeared on Slate, Discovery Channel, Scientific American and the Science Channel. A graduate of Columbia University’s School of Journalism, she co-created the “Science of Sex,” a website that won two Webby Awards. This year she spoke at the Stanford/MIT VLAB and SXSW Interactive about brain-machine interface, and she speaks frequently about the current upheaval in traditional communication due to the Web. She is a faculty member at the Banff Centre for the Arts where every August she teaches an intensive two-week seminar in science communication.

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