Bonnie Rochman

About the Author

Bonnie Rochman is an acclaimed science journalist and author whose work delves into the profound intersections of genetics, medicine, and family life. With a background in reporting for outlets like The Atlantic and the Chicago Tribune, she brings a sharp, empathetic lens to complex scientific advancements, making them accessible and human-centered for general readers. Her debut book, The Gene Machine: How Genetic Technologies Are Changing the Way We Have Kids--and the Kids We Have, explores the ethical dilemmas and personal stories surrounding reproductive technologies, from IVF to gene editing. Rochman's writing illuminates how these innovations are reshaping parenthood and society, blending rigorous research with compelling narratives that provoke thought and foster informed dialogue on the future of humanity.