ABOUT NOAH SHACHTMAN
Noah Shachtman is a contributing editor at Wired magazine, and the editor of its national security blog, "Danger Room," which won the 2007 Online Journalism Award for best beat reporting. He writes about technology, national security, politics, and geek culture for The New York Times, The Chicago Tribune, and others. Since 1998, he's been reporting for Wired News and Wired magazine – defusing roadside explosives with a Baghdad bomb squad, sneaking into the Los Alamos nuclear lab, chasing down suspects on Chicago's West Side, investigating a triple-homicide in Tacoma, WA, and undergoing experiments by Pentagon-funded scientists at Stanford. Shachtman has also written articles for The Village Voice, Slate, Salon, Esquire, Popular Science, The New York Post, Popular Mechanics, The American Prospect Online, The Forward, The New York Times Magazine, and The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. He's been interviewed by the Associated Press, CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, CBS radio, NPR, BBC radio -- as well as by newspapers, radio programs, and television stations across the country. Before turning to journalism, Shachtman worked as a professional bass player, book editor, and campaign staffer on Bill Clinton's first presidential campaign. He lives in New York City and Venice Beach, California with his wife, Elizabeth.
His recent articles include:
NEW YORK TIMES
A New Flavor of Digital Truth Serum
Sci-Fi Fans' Alternate Reality
Grammar for Spies
Cameras That Never Forget a Face
NASA Wants Tinkerers
Cellphones' Clues Fight Crime
Digital Dog Tags Say Friend or Foe
Exoskeleton Strength
Amateur Sleuths Dig Deeper
Airplanes' Laser Beam Boost
Election Race? Check Out This Bike
Flying Solo, in the
Extreme
A War of Robots, All Chattering on the Western Front
CONTACT: noah.shachtman-AT-gmail-DOT-com
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