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Jon Cartwright
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Jon Cartwright is a science journalist based in Bristol, UK, and director of Three Quarks Editorial, which provides tailored science writing and editing services, primarily for academic institutions. Jon’s articles have appeared in Science, Nature, New Scientist, The Observer, The Daily Telegraph, Prospect, Sky at Night, Physics World and Chemistry World. He has a master’s degree in physics from the University of Bristol and previously held staff positions at Physics World.
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