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Jeff Bollin
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Jeff Bollin is a senior national science reporter for Times Media Service, based in the Washington bureau. Bollin covers science, including new research, scientific discovery and innovation, and the government agencies and institutions that fund and guide it. Bollin holds a master's degree in journalism and grew up in Macclesfield, England.
Stories by Jeff Bollin
17 stories
October 2026
1 story: 1 explainer
Thu

Explainer · Technology · Helsinki, Finland
Why Google is investing €13 billion in Finland — and what questions remain
Google plans €13 billion in Finland for 2027-28, including data centers and energy deals, as power, grid and security questions remain.
August 2026
3 stories: 3 explainers
Mon
Explainer · Technology · San Francisco
Zuckerberg says Meta will put ‘personal superintelligence’ in everyone’s hands
Mon
Explainer · Science · World
What is known about Colombia’s deadly magnitude-7.4 earthquake
Sat
Explainer · Science · World
What Greece’s toxic pufferfish response can — and cannot — tell us
The Hellenic Red Cross warns of toxic pufferfish in Greece, while a Toxics study reports 198 regional incidents with unconfirmed population data.

July 2026
2 stories: 2 explainers
Sun
Explainer · Science · World
What washed up on an Australian beach — and why officials think it came from space
Mon
Explainer · Technology · World
Starship moves campus delivery robots into city grocery and restaurant service
June 2026
2 stories: 2 news stories
Thu
News: Science · World
Two Venezuela earthquakes leave at least 32 dead, prompt U.S. aid offer
Tue
News: Science · World
Study finds cold-adapted yeasts on Ötzi the Iceman’s 5,300-year-old remains
May 2026
1 story: 1 news story
Tue
News: Science · World
New Golf-Ball Sized Octopus Discovered in Galápagos Deep Sea
March 2026
1 story: 1 news story
Wed
News: Science · Wyoming
Echinus Geyser Reawakens in Yellowstone: Rare Eruptions Begin
Yellowstone's Echinus Geyser, the world's largest acidic geyser, has reawakened after six years of dormancy, erupting frequently throughout February 2026. Discover the details of this rare…

January 2026
1 story: 1 news story
Fri
News: Environment · World
Iceberg A-23A Nears End Amid Rapid South Atlantic Melt
December 2025
1 story: 1 news story
Thu
News: Science · Wyoming
Steamboat Geyser Quiets Down in 2025: What to Know About the World’s Tallest Geyser
November 2025
1 story: 1 news story
Wed
News: Science · World
6-Million-Year-Old Ice Found in Antarctica: Climate Insight
October 2025
3 stories: 3 news stories
Tue
News: Politics · World
US-China Rare Earths: Trump’s Fight for Critical Minerals
Sun
News: Science · Santa Cruz, California
Pulse-Fi: Wi-Fi Detects Heart Rate Contactlessly at UC Santa Cruz
Sat
News: Science · United States
American Pocket Shark: New Species Discovered in Gulf of Mexico
Learn about the American pocket shark (Mollisquama mississippiensis), a rare, bioluminescent new species discovered in the Gulf of Mexico, measuring only 14 cm.

June 2025
1 story: 1 news story
Thu
News: Science · World
Why Air Smells So Fresh After Rain: The Science Explained