Ricki Lewis

36 books

About the Author

Ricki Lewis is a distinguished science writer and geneticist whose work bridges the gap between complex scientific concepts and accessible storytelling for general audiences. With a PhD in genetics and decades of experience as a professor, researcher, and communicator, she has authored numerous books and articles that demystify the intricacies of human biology and inheritance. Her passion for education shines through in her clear, engaging prose that makes cutting-edge discoveries relatable and exciting. Lewis's contributions extend to journalism for outlets like The Scientist and New Scientist, where she explores the ethical dimensions of genetic research. Through her writing, she empowers readers to understand the profound impact of genetics on health, society, and the future of medicine.

Common genres

Advanced Placement Anatomy AP Biology Biology Education Genetics health sciences Human Anatomy Human Genetics medical education medical science medical textbook Medicine Nonfiction Physiology Science Science Basics science textbook Textbook

Writing style

clear engaging informative