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John Rennie (editor)
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John Rennie (b. 1959) became the seventh editor in chief of Scientific American magazine in late 1994, having been a member of the Board of Editors since 1989. He holds a bachelor of science degree in biology from Yale University. After graduating in 1981, he worked for some years as a researcher at Harvard Medical School, before he began his career as a science writer. Rennie has written and edited articles on biology, technology and medicine and helped Scientific American produce award-winning single-topic issues for a variety of publications.
He appeared as a commentator in the History Channel program "Clash of the Cavemen".
He has done improv in New York and his home town of Boston.

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John Rennie (b. 1959) became the seventh editor in chief of Scientific American magazine in late 1994, having been a member of the Board of Editors since 1989. He holds a bachelor of science degree in biology from Yale University. After graduating in 1981, he worked for some years as a researcher at Harvard Medical School, before he began his career as a science writer. Rennie has written and edited articles on biology, technology and medicine and helped Scientific American produce award-winning single-topic issues for a variety of publications.
He appeared as a commentator in the History Channel program "Clash of the Cavemen".
He has done improv in New York and his home town of Boston.
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- . One of his most known pieces of writing.
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