#ASP: Liz Kruesi Appointed New #Editor of #Mercury #Magazine
ISSUED BY THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC IN SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
LIZ KRUESI APPOINTED NEW EDITOR FOR MERCURY MAGAZINE & MERCURY ONLINE
The Astronomical Society of the Pacific (ASP) is pleased to announce and welcome Liz Kruesi as the new Editor of Mercury Magazine, the quarterly magazine bringing space and astronomy news to ASP members since 1972, and Mercury Online, the companion website blog introduced in 2019.
Kruesi brings 15 years of writing and editorial experience, including her six years as Associate Editor for Astronomy, authorship of National Geographic Partner’s “The Moon: Our Lunar Companion,” a 112-page special issue, and author of five children’s books about astronomy and space exploration. Her feature article “How We Know Black Holes Exist,” Astronomy, April 2012, won the 2013 David N. Schramm Award for Science Journalism from the High-Energy Astrophysics Division of the American Astronomical Society. In 2014, she managed Kalmbach Publishing’s first all-digital, full length special issue “Cosmic Origins” as editor, overseeing the interactive content, functionality, and editing of many of its feature articles.
As editor for the quarterly Mercury magazine, she’ll be collaborating with a team of columnists and feature writers to deliver a publication including a range of topics by a diverse collection of voices delivering complexity in the most accessible way. Mercury Online, open to the entire ASP community, will showcase articles from our expert columnists in Mercury magazine and more.
LIZ KRUESI APPOINTED NEW EDITOR FOR MERCURY MAGAZINE & MERCURY ONLINE
The Astronomical Society of the Pacific (ASP) is pleased to announce and welcome Liz Kruesi as the new Editor of Mercury Magazine, the quarterly magazine bringing space and astronomy news to ASP members since 1972, and Mercury Online, the companion website blog introduced in 2019.
Kruesi brings 15 years of writing and editorial experience, including her six years as Associate Editor for Astronomy, authorship of National Geographic Partner’s “The Moon: Our Lunar Companion,” a 112-page special issue, and author of five children’s books about astronomy and space exploration. Her feature article “How We Know Black Holes Exist,” Astronomy, April 2012, won the 2013 David N. Schramm Award for Science Journalism from the High-Energy Astrophysics Division of the American Astronomical Society. In 2014, she managed Kalmbach Publishing’s first all-digital, full length special issue “Cosmic Origins” as editor, overseeing the interactive content, functionality, and editing of many of its feature articles.
As editor for the quarterly Mercury magazine, she’ll be collaborating with a team of columnists and feature writers to deliver a publication including a range of topics by a diverse collection of voices delivering complexity in the most accessible way. Mercury Online, open to the entire ASP community, will showcase articles from our expert columnists in Mercury magazine and more.
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