Technology

In articles and communications, I’ve written about medical technology, engineering, information technology (IT), and other technical areas.

In help documentation and technical writing, I have written very clear, understandable instructions explaining actions, such as how to use Drupal and light HTML to make blog and website posts and updates for a laboratory’s communications department.

For Science Careers magazine, I wrote about a Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute whale researcher’s daily use of his IT background.

Here’s my technical blog for the University of Utah Water Center about one environmental engineer’s work in water analysis and water safety.

Before starting my writing business, I spent nearly three years as a communications strategist at a 4,000-employee diagnostic laboratory that is a nonprofit enterprise of the University of Utah, co-managing a blog and writing for an annual digital magazine covering laboratory automation, robotics, other healthcare technology stories; and human stories in health and science.

Embedded systems grad finds success as augmented and virtual reality engineer

In this article for University of Colorado College of Engineering and Applied Science, I wrote about an embedded systems grad’s work at Meta.

Perfecting more areas of quantum computing

For the University of Colorado College of Engineering and Applied Science, this article is about a professor’s research in making quantum computers run quieter and more efficiently.

aruplab.com

Robot automates major lab’s test in unexpected way

This article is about a machine/robot called the Data Matrix Scanner, created by the lab’s in-house engineering department to automate high-volume testing of cholesterol particles.

aruplab.com

Automation in a bacteriology laboratory

Microbiology’s delicate processes were difficult to automate—but that’s changing.

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I wrote about a hand-held device for testing prostate cancer in the field, for Mechanical Engineering magazine, the membership publication of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME). It’s available to members.

Keen for more? Check out some of my work in environment and public health, journalism, technical reports and white papers, B2B, or editing.

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Catherine B. Arnold is a hired pen writing about science, health, urbanism, and wildly unrelated areas. She’s published articles in the Washington Post, Seattle Times, Science Careers, Bicycling, and NBC Health; and does content marketing for NGOs, universities, organizations, and companies.