Author: Olivia Koski
Olivia Koski was born in the desert and raised in the mountains. After studying physics in college, she earned a living manipulating light for an aerospace company. She abandoned saguaros, pine trees and lasers for the skyscrapers of New York City, where she is studying the fine art of manipulating words, sound and images as a journalist.
Mark Suppes hopes to solve the world’s energy problems with limitless cheap, clean energy — on a tabletop
By Olivia Koski | Posted June 25, 2010
This evening at the Union Square subway station a large crowd gathered around a violinist rocking his heart out.
By Olivia Koski | Posted June 16, 2010
The Urban Scientist’s interest in city power plant sparks suspicion
By Olivia Koski | Posted May 27, 2010
Local man wants to breathe life into the tops of buses
By Olivia Koski | Posted
Scientists make lasers out of drinks for fun
By Olivia Koski | Posted April 4, 2010
Take a peek at the coolest and nerdiest social gathering in town.
By Olivia Koski | Posted March 18, 2010
But Companies Have Yet to Wise Up to the Semantic Web
By Olivia Koski | Posted March 11, 2010
![Representation of nine dimensions with Calabi Yau shapes [Wikimedia Commons: Nina Hermitschek]](http://www.scienceline.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/KompaktifizierungCalabiYau-160x90.gif)
We don’t usually associate movement with size. Saying that “up” and “down” are big is nonsensical. A dimension is a dimension is a dimension. Right?
By Olivia Koski | Posted March 10, 2010
![Spotting an eagle near Croton point. [Credit: Olivia Koski]](http://www.scienceline.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/IMG_5776-160x90.jpg)
Just a one hour train ride from New York City, eagles abound.
By Olivia Koski | Posted February 22, 2010
Airborne laser successfully shoots down ballistic missile
By Olivia Koski | Posted February 13, 2010
