John Bohannon Biography

John Bohannon is a reporter and a scientist. He orchestrated the first voluntary release of civilian fatality statistics by the US-led military coalition after embedding in southern Afghanistan in 2010. He investigates the development of celebrity as a visiting scientist at Harvard, utilizing Google data. Stephen Colbert ate cat chow on-air as part of his investigation into the shifting border between human and pet cuisine. He conducts the Dance Your Ph.D. contest for the magazine Science, an international competition for scientists to explain their findings using interpretive dance, as an alter persona recognized as the Gonzo Scientist. Animals Distract Me, which screened at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival, was co-written by him and Isabella Rossellini. He holds an Oxford Ph.D. in molecular biology.

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