Krishna Ramanujan is a senior staff writer at the Cornell Chronicle, covering life sciences, health sciences and veterinary medicine.
I joined the Chronicle in 2005. My beat covers life sciences, including ecology, biology, genetics, agriculture and human and veterinary medicine. My stories have explored the world's largest collection of ground nesting bees, how bats spread disease when they lose their habitat and veterinary pathologists who aid New York crime-fighting efforts.
Before working at the Cornell, I was a science writer at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, where I wrote about earth sciences and climate change.