Marta Hill

@martajhill.bsky.social

Summer intern at The Transmitter | student in NYU’s Science Health and Environmental Reporting Program and alum of Northeastern University’s school of journalism | based in MN and NY

Let the SciAm summer reading challenge begin!!! I am returning to my original form (an elementary schooler who is VERY invested in reading challenges) and so excited to read lots of fun science books this summer! Send me your book recs :) #SciAmReading #SciAmSummerReading

Scientific American@sciam.bsky.social · 2mo ago

The first-ever Scientific American Summer Reading Challenge is here! 📚☀️ All summer long, we’re reading nonfiction deep dives, page-turning thrillers, and fiction that sparks scientific curiosity. (1/2) #SciAmReading #SciAmSummerReading

As I get ready for another cozy weekend of Olympics watching, I'm seeing lots of chatter about ice quality for different sports. As a Minnesotan and a science journalist, just wanted to reshare this video about why ice temps matter!

Scientific American@sciam.bsky.social · 6mo ago

It turns out that not all ice is created equal. Ice rinks are calibrated specifically for different sports, and at the Olympics these sport specifics are tightly controlled by the event’s "ice meisters." 🎤✏️: Marta Hill 📸: Getty Images

It turns out that not all ice is created equal. Ice rinks are calibrated specifically for different sports, and at the Olympics these sport specifics are tightly controlled by the event’s "ice meisters." 🎤✏️: Marta Hill 📸: Getty Images