My Work

Kayt Sukel’s writing credits include personal essays in the Washington Post, American Baby, the Bark, USAToday, Literary Mama and the Christian Science Monitor as well as articles on a variety of subjects for the Atlantic Monthly, the AARP Bulletin, New Scientist, Healthcare Informatics, Parenting, Cerebrum, Islands, National Geographic Traveler, BrainWork and American Baby magazines.

Kayt also works with several corporate clients in both the healthcare, education and government sectors on writing and marketing endeavors. Past and present clients include the Vendome Group, the Dana Foundation, the Helmsley Trust and CorpComm, Inc.

A Few Clips:

Fixing Bones with Spider Silk Composite (Alliance of Advanced BioMedical Engineering, 2 July 2018)

Does Silicon Valley Have Enough Mechanical Engineers? (Mechanical Engineering, December 2017)

Artificial Intelligence Ushers In the Era of Super-Human Doctors (New Scientist, 12 July 2017)

Epigenetic Changes Guide Development of Different Brain Areas (The Dana Foundation, 11 July 2018)

Could Cannabis Legalization Help Ease the Opioid Crisis? (Pain Research Forum, 1 May 2018)

Gig Engineering (Mechanical Engineering, 1 April 2018)

Observing Chemical Reactions Within the Cell (BioTechniques, 5 March 2018)

Mind Control: Can Brain-Machine Interfaces Help People Navigate the Real World? (Mechanical Engineering, 1 July 2017)

The Truth About Research on Screen Time (The Dana Foundation, 6 November 2017)

Defying Dementia: It’s Not Inevitable (New Scientist, 26 April 2017)

Beyond Sentencing: How Neuroscience Has Already Changed the Legal System (The Dana Foundation Website, 12 December 2013)