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Newsweek names Osborne nature editor

Hannah Osborne

Hannah Osborne is now a nature editor at Newsweek. She previously served as an associate science editor and then as a science editor for the publication.

Prior to Newsweek, she was at International Business Times UK, where she served as an online journalist, head of news development and then as a science editor. She has also worked freelance.

Osborne has a B.A. from King’s College London and a M.A. in journalism from Goldsmiths College, University of London.

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