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Nadja Oertelt

Co-founder and CEO, Massive Science

Nadja is one of the co-founders of Massive. She is a science media producer, documentary filmmaker and former research scientist in neuroscience and paleoanthropology.

Nadja has contributed to 3 reports

Massive Science Report № 3

You Are What You Meat

We worked with scientists in the field to explain how we’re growing meats in labs—and when you can eat them. It's your introduction to the next agricultural revolution.

Massive Science Report № 2

Opening Our Minds

Join five scientists as they explain the research behind new psychedelic treatments for mental illnesses

Massive Science Report № 1

You Don't Know GMOs

We've gathered a team of geneticists, biologists, and environmental scientists to bring you the most up-to-date report on the science, history, and safety of genetically-modified organisms.

Nadja has authored 16 articles

Meet Chien-Shiung Wu, the nuclear physicist who developed revolutionary experiments

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She changed how we understand fundamental laws that move both quarks and planets

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How should we live in the era of climate change?

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Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson speaks about social tipping points, women in climate research, and how to prepare cities for the coming climate crisis

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Massive's New Brain Waves 👋

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Introducing our cohort of neuroscientist writers

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Meet Chien-Shiung Wu, the "Queen of Nuclear Research" and destroyer of natural laws

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Chien-Shiung Wu conducted some of the most elegant particle physics experiments of her time

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Meet the chemist who engineered the first effective treatment of leprosy

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Alice Augusta Ball died at the age of 24. Ninety years later, we finally started recognizing her contributions.

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Condensed Matters: Science in Short

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Learn about the standard model, dark matter and consciousness in less than 6 minutes.

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Massive Science Year in Review: 2020 edition

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A glimpse into the inner workings of our digital media company over the past year

The EPA Can’t Wait to Reopen the Mine That Poisoned North Idaho

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The Bunker Hill Mine deposited 75 million tons of toxic sludge in Lake Coeur d’Alene, and the lead and zinc are still flowing.