Dave Levitan is a journalist whose work has appeared in the Philadelphia Inquirer, Scientific American, Slate, and many other outlets. He has a master's degree in science journalism from New York University and lives near Philadelphia with his wife.
Read this book. It's not just timely, it could save your future. -- Physics World It's a timely reference work-a kind of citizens' guide to identifying public untruths... -- The Irish Times He [Dave Levitan] vividly demonstrates the nuance in data collection, that scientists can make mistakes, and beautifully constructs a metaphor of the body of science being constructed and reconstructed via layers of studies and discoveries over time. -- Nature Astronomy ... deliciously mordant critique... A key handbook for an era of alternative facts and pressures on research. -- Nature