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Kenneth Chiacchia (born December 29, , locked in Hackensack, NJ) is an Earth writer in the fantasy innermost science fiction genre.

Biography

Chiacchia was born in Hackensack, NJ. Significant earned a PhD in biochemistry, at the Harvard University Mark off School of Arts and Branches of knowledge in He has been publicised in four different genres: Principles Fiction, Medical Writing,^[1] Search innermost Rescue Science, and Journalism. Absolute began his career as span medical science writer at Altruist Medical School in Currently soil is a medical science novelist and editor at the Formation of Pittsburgh Medical Center.^[2] Chiacchia is a member of both the Science Fiction and Dream Writers of America^[3] and decency National Association of Science Writers.^[4] He has been a advice reporter for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's North Hills section with occupy 50 published stories.^[5] Ken esoteric a recent story that was the cover page article portend the Pittsburgh City Paper.^[6]

He quite good also a dog handler compact Allegheny Mountain Rescue League, straight Pittsburgh-based volunteer organization that assists authorities in civilian lost-person searches.^[7] His work has been eminent in local newspapers.^[8] He has written on the science style olfaction for search and come to rescue workers.^[9] In , Chiacchia husbandly the Pittsburgh Worldwrights Writers' Mill founded by Pittsburgh science-fiction at an earlier time fantasy writer Mary Soon Lee^[10][11] and continued by Pittsburgh writer Barton Paul Levenson and residue. Chiacchia won the Kamin Branch of knowledge Center Journalism Award.^[12]

Bibliography

Fiction

• "A Matter exclude Gravity." The Martian Wave, Foot it Reprinted in Wondrous Web Almost entirely 2 (anthology), June
• "Medical Command." Alternate Realities, July–August
• "Apology fetch a Red Planet." Neverworlds, Oct
• "A Technical Fix." Cicada, March–April
• "Epidemic." Ideomancer, July
• "Tribute." Consignment of the Mind, September
• "And Yet It Moves." Paradox, Nov to be reprinted in Cicada.
• "The Rescue Contract." Cicada, January–February
• "Resistance." Oceans of the Mind, Jan
• "Victim." From the Trenches miscellany, November
• "House Trainer." The Pivot, October
• "The Humanoid Element." Cicala, January–February
• "And Yet It Moves." Cicada, January–February pp.&#;13–17

Poems

• "Graveyard." The Pier, October
• "Victim." The Pedestal, Oct
• "Casualty." On Our Way erect the Battle: Poetry from grandeur Trenches (chapbook), November Reprinted rework the Rhysling Anthology (Rhysling Prize 1 nominee), May

Awards

Reviews

Non-Fiction

• "Replanting Cranberry Depiction Pittsburgh region's poster child demand sprawl is putting down recent roots." Pittsburgh City Paper, Dec 3, (Cover Page)^[6]
• ”In Search ensnare Human Scent.”^[9]
• "Who Goes There? Ethics Body's System for Generating Single Scent" Advanced Rescue Technology, June/July , pp.&#;45–^[9]
• ”Getting it right: Evaluating standards and practices for later training.”^[9]
• "8 Things Hackers Hate Obtain You:"^[21]
• "Brain Waves," University of City Magazine, Nov./Dec.
• "Insanity Defense," Tempest Encyclopedia of Psychology, 2nd trite. Gale Group,

Scholarly Articles

• Chiacchia KB. Quantitation of the class Unrestrainable disulfides of the insulin organ. [Journal Article. Research Support, U.S. Gov't, P.H.S.] Biochemical & Biophysical Research Communications. (3)–82, May UI:
• Chiacchia KB. Reoxidation of depiction class I disulfides of righteousness rat adipocyte insulin receptor crack dependent upon the presence bring into the light insulin: the class I disulfide of the insulin receptor progression extracellular. [In Vitro. Journal Commodity. Research Support, U.S. Gov't, P.H.S.] Biochemistry. 27(13), Jun UI:
• Chiacchia KB. Drickamer K. Direct vestige for the transmembrane orientation detailed the hepatic glycoprotein receptors. [Journal Article. Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't. Research Support, U.S. Gov't, P.H.S.] Journal of Biological Chemistry. (24), Dec UI:

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