Nationality British Name Michael Hanlon | Role Writer | |
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Occupation Science Writer/Journalist Known for Science articles in newspapers and magazines, and writing books Books In the Interests of Safety: Th, 10 questions science c, The Science of the Hitch, Eternity: Our Next Billion Ye, The Real Mars | ||
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Michael Hanlon (20 December 1964 – 9 February 2016) was a British science writer and newspaper science editor.
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- Toughest takedowns officer michael hanlon and gregory mccarthy cops tv show
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- Early life
- Career
- Books
- Personal life
- References
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Early life
Hanlon was born in Bristol and grew up on the Dorset coast. He studied Earth Sciences at university.
Career
Hanlon was the Science page editor at the Daily Telegraph having previously been Science Editor at the Daily Mail, and author of articles for the Daily Express, the Independent and Irish News. He also contributed on a regular basis to several magazines, including the Spectator. He was often seen of television, or heard on the radio, as an expert in explaining science to the general public. The Guardian called Hanlon a, "top science writer."
Hanlon turned heads, including that of Ed West, when he abandoned his skepticism about global warming. According to the Daily Telegraph, this followed a visit to the Greenland ice cap when he saw the extent of the melt for himself.
Books
Personal life
Hanlon was married to Elena Seymenliyska, also a journalist, who works for Aeon (digital magazine). Latterly, his partner was Alison.
Hanlon leaves behind a son, Zachary.