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Keith Gillogly

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  • Selected Writing Clips
    • Nature Makes Wood. Could a Lab Make It Better?
    • Off-Campus Education
    • Saving the Aging Brain
    • The Doctor and the Longboarder
    • Microbe Management
    • Study: Men Would Rather Shock Themselves Than Be Alone with Their Thoughts
    • Killer Instinct: Joe Kenda – Homicide Hunter
    • Which Crops Can Survive Drought? Nanosensors May Offer Clues
    • The Hunt Is On: Geocaching Offers Worldwide Exploration and Discovery
    • Pittsburgh and the Pandemic Economy
    • Sepsis Alert
    • Pittsburgh’s Lost Chinatown
    • Feeling the Burn? Understanding and Controlling Acid Reflux
    • Could Breathalyzers Make COVID Testing Quicker and Easier?
    • Malled to Death? The Future of the Indy Skate Shop
    • The Way We Are: Class of ’61 Profile
    • The Future of Pittsburgh’s Workforce
    • Big Ideas: Entrepreneurial Competition
    • Pitt Faculty Win Federal Funding Awards
    • Waiting for Baby – Conception Conundrum
    • Book Review: “The Archipelago: A Balkan Passage”
    • Sepsis: Deadly Condition Requires Urgent Treatment
    • The CrossFit Community: An Intense Workout of Can-Do Attitude
    • Transportation Solutions: Making Pittsburgh More Mobile
    • Long-Trek Tips
    • Highmark Foundation: Highmark Healthy High 5
    • School of Medicine: Alumni of Note
    • Global Health Film Series posters

Selected Writing Clips

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Nature Makes Wood. Could a Lab Make It Better?

Humans have been chopping down trees and harvesting plants for millennia. Could lab-grown plant material change that? – WIRED

Off-Campus Education

At Pittsburgh’s universities, some of the coolest research and learning initiatives take place off campus. – PITTSBURGH MAGAZINE

Saving the Aging Brain

What’s the big secret to maintaining brain health? Practicing all the components of a healthy, active lifestyle may be best for the aging brain. – PITTSBURGH QUARTERLY

The Doctor and the Longboarder

Alix Rice was tragically killed by a drunk driver while longboarding home one night. In life, and death, she inspired many. – CONCRETE WAVE magazine

Microbe Management

Not all bacteria are bad for baby’s health. Exposure to some bacteria is critical for immunological development and lifelong health. – PREGNANCY AND NEWBORN magazine

Study: Men Would Rather Shock Themselves Than Be Alone with Their Thoughts

In a study on boredom, male research participants often chose to administer an electric shock to themselves instead of doing nothing. – FATHERLY.COM

Killer Instinct: Joe Kenda – Homicide Hunter

Homicide detective Joe Kenda spent decades with the Colorado Springs police force—a career that became the topic of a hit TV show. – PITT MAGAZINE

Which Crops Can Survive Drought? Nanosensors May Offer Clues

Can we breed plants resistant to worsening drought and rising temperatures? AquaDust, a nanosensor technology, might help tell us. — WIRED

The Hunt Is On: Geocaching Offers Worldwide Exploration and Discovery

Geocaching takes “cachers” on a worldwide treasure hunt while exploring the outdoors, staying active, and having fun. – OREGON HEALTHY LIVING

Pittsburgh and the Pandemic Economy

Pittsburgh’s diverse business sectors and resiliency are key assets against disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic. – PITTSBURGH METROGUIDE

Sepsis Alert

Sepsis is the No. 1 killer of hospital patients. Every day, Pittsburgh medical teams battle this common, deadly syndrome. – PITTSBURGH QUARTERLY

Pittsburgh’s Lost Chinatown

After three denials, the Pittsburgh Organization of Chinese Americans is fighting for recognition of Pittsburgh’s lost Chinatown. – PITTSBURGH MAGAZINE

Feeling the Burn? Understanding and Controlling Acid Reflux

Controlling acid reflux and GERD is vital to health. For this common condition, know the symptoms and treatments. – OREGON HEALTHY LIVING, 2016

Could Breathalyzers Make COVID Testing Quicker and Easier?

COVID-19 breathalyzers being developed at Ohio State and Northeastern universities could make for fast, easy, and accurate COVID detection. – WIRED, 2020

Malled to Death? The Future of the Indy Skate Shop

Independent skate shops lose out to Zumiez and shopping-mall skate stores. Here’s what some indy shop owners had to say. – CONCRETE WAVE magazine, 2010

The Way We Are: Class of ’61 Profile

Several members of Pitt’s School of Medicine Class of 1961 share their memories and career achievements. – PITT MED magazine, 2010

The Future of Pittsburgh’s Workforce

The region’s most visible employment sectors have given Pittsburgh’s workforce a new identity, but continued growth hinges on the city preparing its workforce for the future. – 2018/19 PITTSBURGH METROGUIDE

Big Ideas: Entrepreneurial Competition

Entrepreneurial competition at the University of Pittsburgh has led to a range of new innovations and inventions, including some cutting-edge healthcare technologies. – PITT MAGAZINE, 2013

Pitt Faculty Win Federal Funding Awards

Two University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine faculty members won prestigious National Institutes of Health research funding awards. – 2017 SCHOOL OF MEDICINE ANNUAL REPORT

Waiting for Baby – Conception Conundrum

Couples experiencing difficulty conceiving have a range of medical options and resources to help. – OREGON HEALTHY LIVING, 2016

Book Review: “The Archipelago: A Balkan Passage”

Opposite worlds converge on a trip through the Balkans for a traveler who revels in destinations less commonly traveled. – PITT MAGAZINE, 2012

Sepsis: Deadly Condition Requires Urgent Treatment

Spreading awareness about sepsis is key to combating this deadly condition, especially among Pennsylvania seniors. – 50 Plus LIFE, 2017

The CrossFit Community: An Intense Workout of Can-Do Attitude

CrossFit is an intense but rewarding workout that demonstrates strength in camaraderie. – OREGON HEALTHY LIVING, 2016

Transportation Solutions: Making Pittsburgh More Mobile

Better roadways and buses, more bike lanes, and an all-around more mobile city are key to Pittsburgh’s development. – 2017/18 PITTSBURGH METROGUIDE

Long-Trek Tips

Longboarding for hundreds of miles requires plenty of water, experience, and, perhaps most important, purpose. – CONCRETE WAVE magazine, 2016

Highmark Foundation: Highmark Healthy High 5

This report describes the progress and process behind the Highmark Foundation’s bullying-prevention efforts in schools. – HIGHMARK FOUNDATION, 2011

School of Medicine: Alumni of Note

The alumni of Pitt’s School of Medicine are an accomplished bunch, to say the least. – 2015 UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH SCHOOL OF MEDICINE ANNUAL REPORT

Global Health Film Series posters

This collection of posters advertises a few feature film presentations included as part of the 2015/16 University of Pittsburgh Global Health Film Series.

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  • About
  • Contact
  • Resume
  • Selected Writing Clips
    • Nature Makes Wood. Could a Lab Make It Better?
    • Off-Campus Education
    • Saving the Aging Brain
    • The Doctor and the Longboarder
    • Microbe Management
    • Study: Men Would Rather Shock Themselves Than Be Alone with Their Thoughts
    • Killer Instinct: Joe Kenda – Homicide Hunter
    • Which Crops Can Survive Drought? Nanosensors May Offer Clues
    • The Hunt Is On: Geocaching Offers Worldwide Exploration and Discovery
    • Pittsburgh and the Pandemic Economy
    • Sepsis Alert
    • Pittsburgh’s Lost Chinatown
    • Feeling the Burn? Understanding and Controlling Acid Reflux
    • Could Breathalyzers Make COVID Testing Quicker and Easier?
    • Malled to Death? The Future of the Indy Skate Shop
    • The Way We Are: Class of ’61 Profile
    • The Future of Pittsburgh’s Workforce
    • Big Ideas: Entrepreneurial Competition
    • Pitt Faculty Win Federal Funding Awards
    • Waiting for Baby – Conception Conundrum
    • Book Review: “The Archipelago: A Balkan Passage”
    • Sepsis: Deadly Condition Requires Urgent Treatment
    • The CrossFit Community: An Intense Workout of Can-Do Attitude
    • Transportation Solutions: Making Pittsburgh More Mobile
    • Long-Trek Tips
    • Highmark Foundation: Highmark Healthy High 5
    • School of Medicine: Alumni of Note
    • Global Health Film Series posters
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