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Alan Burdick
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Alan Burdick is a senior staff editor on the science desk at The New York Times.2 He is also a longtime magazine writer and author.2
Prior to his current role at The New York Times, Burdick worked as an editor at The New Yorker, where he contributed to the magazine and edited their Elements science and technology blog.1 He has also held positions as a senior editor for Discover magazine and has written for other publications such as GQ and Harper's.1
Burdick is an accomplished author, having published two notable books:
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"Out of Eden: An Odyssey of Ecological Invasion" (2005): This book, which explores invasive species and their environmental impacts, was a finalist for the 2005 National Book Award for Nonfiction.1
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"Why Time Flies: A Mostly Scientific Investigation" (2017): This work delves into the science and philosophy of time.1
Throughout his career, Burdick has primarily focused on health and science topics, which aligns with his current role at The New York Times.1 His work has been recognized for its nuanced approach to complex scientific subjects, although some critics have noted potential controversies in his treatment of certain topics, such as invasive species.1
