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MEDIA & PRESS

It’s always an honor to have my work recognized and mentioned by the media and in the press.

I receive continuous support from the community, and want to give a little something back by sharing the stories and resources.

Below you can learn more about my research, projects and their impact.

Feature in GMX Germany

Long Covid: It's being researched and these are the beacons of hope

Feature in CounterPunch

As New Covid Boosters Move Forward, Better Outreach is Needed to Save Lives

mRNA biochemist weighs in on bivalent Covid-19 boosters

Dr. Rob Swanda was interviewed by Jill Croce of WBNG News

Feature in LA Progressive

As New Covid Boosters Advance, Better Outreach Is Needed to Save Lives

Interview on NYC WBAI News

Dr. Rob Swanda was interviewed by Paul DeRienzo of NYC WBAI News

Feature on WTNH News8

How the updated COVID-19 booster protects against Omicron

Interview with Institute for Public Accuracy (IPA)

Dr. Rob Swanda was interviewed by
Lily Meyersohn of Institute of Public Accuracy (IPA) about bivalent boosters

Feature in The Science Times

European Medicines Agency (EMA) Suggests Smallpox Vaccine Imvanex by Bavarian Nordic Against Monkeypox

Interview with The Reading Lists

Dr. Rob Swanda was interviewed by Phil Treagus of The Reading List about the importance of science communication!

Featured Speaker at Applied Biosystems 40th Anniversary

Dr. Rob Swanda featured at Applied Biosystems 40th Anniversary - hosted by Thermo Fisher Scientific on 24-26 May 2022!

Feature in Business Insider Deutschland

Boostern, aber richtig: Welcher Impfstoff nach Biontech, Moderna und AstraZeneca für eine Auffrischimpfung empfohlen wird

Feature on WITN News

Is mixing and matching Covid-19 vaccines safe? Experts weigh in.

Feature on WENY News

Cornell Students Make Videos About COVID-19 Vaccine, Goes Viral

Feature on NBC New York

How an NY College Student's COVID-19 Explainers Went Viral

Feature in Cornell Chronicle

Students’ vaccine videos go viral

Feature in Elemental

All About mRNA: The Molecule That Runs the World. The next frontier of medicine is based in mRNA.

Feature in Mother Jones

A Student Scientist Wanted to Explain Vaccines to His Mom. Then He Went Viral

Feature in Business Insider

How data scientists and influencers are joining forces to fight against dangerous COVID-19 conspiracy theories online

Feature on WLNS

EXPLAINED: How the COVID-19 vaccines work

Feature in CODA Story

The new Covid-19 vaccine won’t alter your DNA.

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