Anna Guerrero

Anna Guerrero is a Researcher at Arizona State University's School of Life Sciences, with expertise in interdisciplinary science communication, history of science, and biology. She holds a PhD (2023) and MS (2019) in Biology and Society from Arizona State University, and a BS (2017) in Microbiology from the same institution.

• Education: PhD, MS, and BS from Arizona State University

Her research focuses on analyzing how scientists create visual representations to convey knowledge about the physical world, integrating methods from history, philosophy, network science, and computer vision. She has contributed to projects like "Understanding the Rules of Life: Building a Synthetic Cell" funded by the National Science Foundation.

Scientific Awards:

• National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship (2019)
• Ford Foundation Pre-doctoral Fellowship Honorable Mention (2019)
• ASU Graduate College Fellowship (2019)
• Hazen Education Award (2018)
• ASU Moeur Award (2017)
• NSF REU Grant Recipient (2016)
• Mayo Physicians of Tomorrow Scholar (2015)
• ASU New American University Scholar (2013)
• National Hispanic Scholar (2013)

Anna also serves as a Co-managing Editor of the Embryo Project Encyclopedia and has worked as a Scientific Fact Checker for Pearson Education. Her teaching includes seminars on biology and history of science topics.