Who Is Jennifer Margulis? 10 Facts To Know About The Science Journalist

Jennifer Margulis is an American science journalist and author. Besides that, she is a public speaker. She has worked for respected publications like “The New York Times,” “Washington Post,” etc.

Her research and works are featured in top magazines reflecting on the reality of health care and medicine.

In 2009, Jennifer’s article was featured in “Smithsonian Magazine,” which was later chosen as the “Best American Science Writing 2009”. She was awarded the American Society OF Journalists and Authors Award (ASJA) in 2010.

Quick Facts: Who Is Jennifer Margulis? 10 Facts To Know About The Science Journalist

Name Jennifer Margulis
Birthday 1969
Age 52
Gender Female
Height –
Nationality American
Profession Journalist
Parents Lynn Margulis
Married/Single Married
Husband James Di Properzio
Children 4
Education Cornell University, University of California
Instagram @jennifermargulis
Twitter @JenniferMarguli

As a public speaker, Margulis has spoken in more than 50 events at several universities, schools, NPOs, corporations, etc.

Jennifer Margulis is also an author who has written more than eight books. Her first book was “Slave In Algiers or, A Struggle For Freedom.”

10 Facts On Jennifer Margulis

  1.  Jennifer Margulis was born in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1969, making her 52 years old for her age.
  2. Her mom Lynn Margulis was an author and evolutionary theorist. Likewise, Jennifer Margulis’s dad was Thomas Margulis, as per the Wikipedia bio of Lynn Margulis.
  3. Coming to her physical attributes, Jennifer has a curvy body with a decent height.
  4. Talking about her social media presence, Jennifer has 6K followers on Twitter and 1.8K on Instagram.
  5. Is Jennifer Margulis married? Well, Jennifer is married to Jame De Properzio.
  6.  Jennifer Margulis and her husband are residing in South Oregon. They are raising four kids together.
  7. Talking about her educational background, Jennifer graduated from Cornell University and got her master’s degree from the University Of California. She later completed her Ph.D. degree from Emory University.
  8. Jennifer Margulis is a science journalist. She is passionate about investigating practices in health care.
  9.  As an author, Jennifer has written books like “The Vaccine-Friendly Plan,” “Why Babies Do That,” and “The Addiction Spectrum.”
  10. In 2006, Jennifer taught literature at the University Of Abdou Moumouni in West Africa.
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