Michelle Bryner

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Michelle writes about technology and chemistry for Live Science. She has a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from the Salisbury University, a Bachelor of Chemical Engineering from the University of Delaware and a degree in Science Journalism from New York University. She is an active Muay Thai kickboxer at Five Points Academy and loves exploring NYC with friends.

Latest articles by Michelle Bryner

What is Palm Sunday?

By Michelle Bryner published 27 March 10

Palm Sunday commemorates Jesus entering Jerusalem for his anointment as King.

Human Behavior

What's Palm Sunday?

By Michelle Bryner published 24 March 10

Palm Sunday commemorates Jesus entering Jerusalem for his anointment as King.

Human Behavior

New Contact Lenses Pack Vitamin E, Could Replace Eye Drops

By Michelle Bryner published 24 March 10

A new contact lens loaded with vitamin E could do away with eye drops.

Supplements & Vitamins

'Smart' Roof Responds to Temperature, Saves Energy

By Michelle Bryner published 22 March 10

Energy

Do Wine Tasters Taste More Than the Rest of Us?

By Michelle Bryner published 17 March 10

Alcohol

Scientists Discover New Way to Generate Electricity

By Michelle Bryner published 11 March 10

MIT researchers have found a way to produce large amounts of electricity from tiny cylinders of carbon, called carbon nanotubes.

Energy

New Cell Phone Charger Turns Water into Electricity

By Michelle Bryner published 4 March 10

A palm-sized fuel cell that turns water into power aims to make wall outlets a thing of the past for charging up your cell phone.

Communications

How to Properly Care for Your Batteries

By Michelle Bryner published 24 February 10

Here are a few ways to keep your batteries in tip-top shape.

Communications

Mobile Power Comes of Age

By Michelle Bryner published 22 February 10

Scientists are developing next-generation technologies to make the power packs smaller, longer-lasting and more compatible with today's mobile lifestyle.

Renewable Energy