I owe my Breakthroughs Magazine predecessor a debt of gratitude for passing on Nate Seltenrich’s name as part of his stable of freelancers. Nate has been a solid and reliable writer who has only grown in sophistication over more the than four years I’ve been assigning him. He has written accurately and engagingly on a variety of scientific topics from energy to the environment. He can write to assignments without being limited by them. Editing discussions are fruitful, professional dialogs that improve the work. Nate's crowning achievement was being the anchor writer on a 56-page book I edited on UC Berkeley’s forestry centennial, a set of articles that covered a range of historical, technical, and human-interest topics. Nate was a thoroughly skilled and professional partner throughout this major undertaking—he dealt with countless sources, deadlines, and twists and turns along the way. And the outcome speaks for itself: There’s no tougher audience than a group of experts who care deeply about the subject matter, and this audience of foresters and other alumni over the program’s 100-year history received Nate’s work with appreciation and broad kudos. I look forward to future opportunities to work with Nate again.

I owe my Breakthroughs Magazine predecessor a debt of gratitude for passing on Nate Seltenrich’s name as part of his stable of freelancers. Nate has been a solid and reliable writer who has only grown in sophistication over more the than four years I’ve been assigning him. He has written accurately and engagingly on a variety of scientific topics from energy to the environment. He can write to assignments without being limited by them. Editing discussions are fruitful, professional dialogs that improve the work. Nate's crowning achievement was being the anchor writer on a 56-page book I edited on UC Berkeley’s forestry centennial, a set of articles that covered a range of historical, technical, and human-interest topics. Nate was a thoroughly skilled and professional partner throughout this major undertaking—he dealt with countless sources, deadlines, and twists and turns along the way. And the outcome speaks for itself: There’s no tougher audience than a group of experts who care deeply about the subject matter, and this audience of foresters and other alumni over the program’s 100-year history received Nate’s work with appreciation and broad kudos. I look forward to future opportunities to work with Nate again.

I owe my Breakthroughs Magazine predecessor a debt of gratitude for passing on Nate Seltenrich’s name as part of his stable of freelancers. Nate has been a solid and reliable writer who has only grown in sophistication over more the than four years I’ve been assigning him. He has written accurately and engagingly on a variety of scientific topics from energy to the environment. He can write to assignments without being limited by them. Editing discussions are fruitful, professional dialogs that improve the work. Nate's crowning achievement was being the anchor writer on a 56-page book I edited on UC Berkeley’s forestry centennial, a set of articles that covered a range of historical, technical, and human-interest topics. Nate was a thoroughly skilled and professional partner throughout this major undertaking—he dealt with countless sources, deadlines, and twists and turns along the way. And the outcome speaks for itself: There’s no tougher audience than a group of experts who care deeply about the subject matter, and this audience of foresters and other alumni over the program’s 100-year history received Nate’s work with appreciation and broad kudos. I look forward to future opportunities to work with Nate again.