Prof. Dr. Andreas Von Bubnoff Email & Phone Number

Berlin, De

Greater Nuremberg Metropolitan Area

Washington, Dc; New York City; Kleve, Germany

Published or produced news articles, feature articles, opinion pieces, columns, multimedia / VR specials or videos that appeared in The Washington Post, The Guardian, Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, WIRED (online), The Atlantic (online), Knowable, Nautilus, Quanta, Prevention, Nature, Nature Medicine, Cell, Science News, Storybench, DIE ZEIT, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Rheinpfalz am Sonntag, SonntagsZeitung (Switzerland), and others. Publications I have edited for include Nautilus… Show more Published or produced news articles, feature articles, opinion pieces, columns, multimedia / VR specials or videos that appeared in The Washington Post, The Guardian, Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, WIRED (online), The Atlantic (online), Knowable, Nautilus, Quanta, Prevention, Nature, Nature Medicine, Cell, Science News, Storybench, DIE ZEIT, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Rheinpfalz am Sonntag, SonntagsZeitung (Switzerland), and others. Publications I have edited for include Nautilus magazine.Projects include: • Pandemic Silence Project, a global call to record the sounds of the pandemic shutdown to capture the quieting-down (or change) of the world's soundscapes during the COVID-19 pandemic.• Guardian Virtual Reality project Songbird on the sound of the legendary extinct ʻōʻō bird on Kauai (winner of the VR NOW award 2019 for best cinematic experience)• Multimedia project on soundscape ecology for the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung that was the first journalistic project that used frequency spectrograms on a large scale. It won several awards including the Grimme Online Award, Germany's most important internet award. It involved reporting, shooting and editing video, supervising web site designers and artists, and collecting material from over 30 scientists and artists from all over the world. Features an interactive world map and over 70 videos showing sound visualizations, concerts, and researchers explaining how they record sound.• Handbook for early career researchers on how to address reproducibility problems in biomedical research. Show less

Berlin Area, Germany

Kleve, Germany

Bonn, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Taught Entrepreneurial Journalism to 4th year students at the Department of Media and Communication (DMC) at Royal University in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, in February and March 2019 and again 2020.

Cologne Area, Germany

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Worked as a AAAS science diplomacy fellow in the field of international bioengineering regulatory policy (esp. genome editing such as CRISPR)

Malawi And New York

New York, Ny

• Covered HIV vaccine research, infectious diseases and global health for editorially independent magazine with a print circulation of 14,000 in over 130 countries• My reporting there took me all over the world including India, Africa, China, Southeast Asia, South America, and Europe. Examples are a report on the HIV research landscape in Bangkok; an interview with an AIDS activist during a trip to Kuala Lumpur on what it’s like to live as an HIV positive, gay man in a Muslim country like… Show more • Covered HIV vaccine research, infectious diseases and global health for editorially independent magazine with a print circulation of 14,000 in over 130 countries• My reporting there took me all over the world including India, Africa, China, Southeast Asia, South America, and Europe. Examples are a report on the HIV research landscape in Bangkok; an interview with an AIDS activist during a trip to Kuala Lumpur on what it’s like to live as an HIV positive, gay man in a Muslim country like Malaysia; a report from a conference in New Delhi on how malnutrition can affect vaccine responses, or from Tanzania on HIV/TB coinfection• Took creative lead in selecting the scientific images for the covers of 25 issues, many of which were created just for us and had never been published before Show less

Brooklyn, Ny

• Wrote chapter on reporting and fact checking• Used as textbook by science writing programs at universities in the US, Germany and soon available in Chinese

Washington D.C.; London; Munich

• Covered a variety of topics such as galaxy formation in the early universe, self-replicating robots, fish farms in Africa, evidence for culture in chimpanzees, and prion diseases. • Feature story on the digital future of book publishing was the first that mentioned Chinese efforts to digitize more than a million books. • Covered science policy issues such as Senate hearings on global warming and China's research output outpacing the US's• Wrote stories and blogged from American… Show more • Covered a variety of topics such as galaxy formation in the early universe, self-replicating robots, fish farms in Africa, evidence for culture in chimpanzees, and prion diseases. • Feature story on the digital future of book publishing was the first that mentioned Chinese efforts to digitize more than a million books. • Covered science policy issues such as Senate hearings on global warming and China's research output outpacing the US's• Wrote stories and blogged from American Chemical Society meeting in Washington, DC• My story on the complete sequencing and reconstruction of the 1918 flu virus was among the most often viewed stories on Nature's web site Show less

Monterey, Ca

• Reported on science, environment, local events and politics for major daily newspaper serving Monterey, CA, circ. 23,000. My enterprise stories there covered such topics as the effect of climate change on local wine growers and the tsunami warning system in the Pacific. The tsunami story prompted the paper to write an editorial because I had found that the warning system wasn't always working.• Produced eight A1 stories, among them one on the Parkfield earthquake and one on a white shark… Show more • Reported on science, environment, local events and politics for major daily newspaper serving Monterey, CA, circ. 23,000. My enterprise stories there covered such topics as the effect of climate change on local wine growers and the tsunami warning system in the Pacific. The tsunami story prompted the paper to write an editorial because I had found that the warning system wasn't always working.• Produced eight A1 stories, among them one on the Parkfield earthquake and one on a white shark at the Monterey Bay Aquarium that broke the longevity record for a white shark in captivity. Show less

Chicago

• Joined two Pulitzer-prize winning reporters on the science desk of this 600,000 circ. daily newspaper• Covered such topics as Stardust, the probe that collected dust from a comet to bring it back to earth, muscle growth in humans (that story landed on A1), and the life span of Tyrannosaurus rex.

University Of California, Irvine

• Led team of two associate news editors and 12 reporters at weekly university newspaper at UC Irvine (circulation: 10,000)• Established and edited weekly Science & Technology page • Covered 9/11 attacks as the News Editor• Wrote editorials

Certificate (~Master Degree) In Science Communication, Science Communication Program

Conducted Research For Phd Degree, Molecular Developmental Biology

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Biology/Biological Sciences, General, Dissertation: Summa Cum Laude

Diploma / Msc, Biology

Research for Master Thesis (Diploma) in molecular developmental biology

Kompaktkurs Fernsehen, Television Journalism

Learned television studio and field production