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1. AFlemming ◴[] No.44535370[source]
I’ve been experimenting with writing science stories for curious, non-specialist readers, blending real research with a bit of humor and storytelling.

This piece is based on a recent study where researchers discovered that Aspergillus flavus (yes, the mold blamed for the “Pharaoh’s Curse”) produces a molecule that may help treat leukemia. I framed it as an interview with the mold itself. Because why not.

It’s part of a broader effort to make STEM feel less like an lecture and more like a conversation.

Would love to know what this crowd thinks, especially if you work in science, storytelling, or have thoughts on how to reach skeptical or overwhelmed readers.