Emily Henderson

Emily Henderson

Senior Editor

Forensic Science, B.Sc.

Forensic Science, Analytical Chemistry

During her time at AZoNetwork, Emily has interviewed over 300 leading experts in all areas of science and healthcare including the World Health Organization and the United Nations. She loves being at the forefront of exciting new research and sharing science stories with thought leaders all over the world.

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Emily graduated with a 2:1 in Forensic Science from Keele University and then completed a PGCE in Chemistry.

In Emily's spare time she enjoys watching true crime documentaries and reading books. She also loves the outdoors, enjoying long walks and discovering new places. She goes camping monthly and recently climbed Ben Nevis.

In the future, Emily wants to have travelled all over the world, learning about new cultures. She has an extensive bucket list and is keen for new adventures!

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Articles from Emily

Smiths Detection: Innovative technology in biothreat detection

Smiths Detection: Innovative technology in biothreat detection

Will the future of global health rely upon addressing air pollution?

Will the future of global health rely upon addressing air pollution?

Treating depression with an app

Treating depression with an app

Identifying an important protein for motor coordination

Identifying an important protein for motor coordination

Why are lithium coin batteries so dangerous to children?

Why are lithium coin batteries so dangerous to children?

Do traumatic brain injuries in pregnant mothers impact fetal development?

Do traumatic brain injuries in pregnant mothers impact fetal development?

How does a surgeon’s language affect patient risk perception?

How does a surgeon’s language affect patient risk perception?

Why do autistic children struggle with hidden emotions?

Why do autistic children struggle with hidden emotions?

Malaria: An Interview with the World Health Organization

Malaria: An Interview with the World Health Organization

Using deep brain stimulation to treat Parkinson’s Disease

Using deep brain stimulation to treat Parkinson’s Disease

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