Monique Brouillette

Monique Brouillette is a seasoned health and science journalist currently serving as a contributing writer for Popular Mechanics Magazine and Scientific American, with experience as a fact checker and additional bylines in prestigious publications including Wired and New Scientist. With a portfolio that showcases freelance work since 2015, Monique has also participated in fellowships with the Institute for Journalism and Natural Resources and Jackson Labs, focusing on critical issues in drinking water and advancements in genetics. Prior experience includes research and outreach at Lichtenstein Creative Media, laboratory management at MIT, and an internship at Health Care for All. Monique holds a Master’s degree in Health Communication from Tufts University School of Medicine and a Bachelor’s degree in Biological Science from Colorado State University.