
Susannah Locke
Former Senior Audience Experience Editor
Latest articles by Susannah Locke


If terrorists wanted to make another Black Death, how would it work?




Here’s the molecules insects use to be so nasty.


Researchers are hard at working trying to figure out how memory works, and they have some tantalizing clues.


Genetic sequences of dozens of Ebola virus samples will provide much needed information for fighting the disease.


The Democratic Republic of the Congo has reported several Ebola cases, and they appear unrelated to the outbreak in West Africa.




An introduction to your microbiome and what it means for your health.


Sometimes a link of transmission can come down to just one person.


Report suggests that the nation’s laboratories might be even riskier than we thought.