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American Scientist magazine
For many years I have been a contributing editor for American Scientist, an award-winning magazine about science, engineering, and technology. Sigma Xi, the Scientific Research Honor Society, has published American Scientist since 1913. I edit text for this bimonthly magazine using the Chicago Manual of Style as well as their own house style guide and occasionally proof page layouts.