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Sean Greene

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Sean Greene is a data journalist covering science, the environment and medicine. A Los Angeles native, Sean is an alumnus of UCLA and the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism. He started working for The Times in 2014.

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In honor of Super Bowl LIII, 53 facts about the original Los Angeles Rams

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In honor of Super Bowl LIII, 53 facts about the original Los Angeles Rams

When a Cleveland football team migrated to Los Angeles in 1946, they weren’t the only rams in town.
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Waterproof workout patch studies a surprising source of info: your sweat

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Waterproof workout patch studies a surprising source of info: your sweat

Elite athletes must listen carefully to their bodies during workouts and competition. Their muscles.
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‘We have been drawn into this terror’: At vigils, Thousand Oaks grieves for 12 victims of mass shooting

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‘We have been drawn into this terror’: At vigils, Thousand Oaks grieves for 12 victims of mass shooting

The wind that roared through Thousand Oaks on Thursday night threatened to drown out their voices, but the mourners still sang, channeling their grief, shock and anger into a familiar melody.
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Thousand Oaks shooting leaves 12 people dead and 18 injured

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Thousand Oaks shooting leaves 12 people dead and 18 injured

A former U.S.
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Must Reads: Watch science and art in action in these award-winning microscopic videos

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Must Reads: Watch science and art in action in these award-winning microscopic videos

Sometimes there’s a fine line between science and art.
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These baby beetles are masters of deception. Here’s how they invade bees’ nests

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These baby beetles are masters of deception. Here’s how they invade bees’ nests

Blister beetles are born with a mission: Infiltrate a bee’s nest.
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A rare great ape, a 130-foot-tall tree and an extinct marsupial lion make the Top 10 New Species list for 2018

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A rare great ape, a 130-foot-tall tree and an extinct marsupial lion make the Top 10 New Species list for 2018
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How to make a robot that will build your Ikea furniture

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How to make a robot that will build your Ikea furniture

Here’s one way to tackle the dreaded task of assembling your Ikea furniture: Get a robot to do it for you.
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Most bugs wouldn’t survive being eaten by a toad, but these beetles get barfed to safety

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Most bugs wouldn’t survive being eaten by a toad, but these beetles get barfed to safety

Bombardier beetles are known for their feisty response to predators.
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Blast from the past: How Explorer 1, America’s first satellite, launched the space race and NASA

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Blast from the past: How Explorer 1, America’s first satellite, launched the space race and NASA

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