Laura Carter
About Laura Carter
Laura Carter serves as the Editor in Chief of NIH Catalyst, leading its editorial direction since 2009. She specializes in writing and editing content related to biomedical, natural history, and environmental topics.
Work at National Institutes of Health
Laura Carter has served as the Editor in Chief of the NIH CATALYST since 2009. In this role, she leads the editorial direction of the publication, which focuses on research conducted at the National Institutes of Health. Under her leadership, the NIH CATALYST has provided insights and updates on various scientific advancements and initiatives within the NIH community.
Education and Expertise
Laura Carter holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology and Biology from Upsala College. She furthered her education by obtaining a Master of Arts degree in Science Journalism from New York University. Her academic background supports her specialization in writing and editing content related to biomedical, natural history, and environmental topics.
Background
Before her tenure at the National Institutes of Health, Laura Carter worked as a Public Affairs Specialist at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center from 1994 to 1999. This role provided her with valuable experience in science communication and public relations, enhancing her skills in conveying complex scientific information to diverse audiences.
Achievements in Science Communication
Laura Carter possesses extensive experience in science communication, particularly in the context of biomedical research. Her work at the NIH CATALYST reflects her commitment to disseminating research findings and promoting understanding of scientific advancements. Her editorial leadership has contributed to the publication's reputation as a key resource for information on NIH research.