Mary Catherine Hager is a professional science writer and editor specializing in life and earth sciences. She received a double-major B.A. in environmental science and biology from the University of Virginia and an M.S. in zoology from the University of Georgia. Ms. Hager worked as an editor for an environmental consulting firm and as a senior editor for a scientific reference publisher. For more than 20 years she has written and edited for environmental science, biology, and ecology textbooks for high school and college. Additionally, she has published articles in environmental trade magazines and edited federal and state reports addressing wetlands conservation issues. Her writing and editing pursuits are a natural outcome of her scientific training and curiosity, coupled with her love of reading and effective communication.
It was Ken Wilson, Nobel Prize winner in physics, who coined the phrase Third Paradigm to refer to computational science and the need for computational researchers to know about algorithms, numerical methods, and parallel architectures. The skills needed for manipulating, visualizing, managing, and, finally, conserving and archiving scientific data are very different.
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