Holding degrees in science and journalism, Dave Mosher uses his experience to bring the often intangible world of science and technology into the realm of readers as a Web producer for Discovery Space, a brand-new Discovery Channel Web site that's one piece of the company's changing online presence.

When he's not plugging away at work, Dave works the lens of a Nikon D70, fiddles around on an old acoustic guitar, and sacrifices his dignity for the laughter of friends.

He currently resides in New York City, where he helps support the extravagant lifestyle of wealthy real estate owners with frightening rent checks.

Dave broke into writing with The Lantern, The Ohio State University's student-run newspaper, where he launched its first-ever science section. After working on staff for a year as a writer, photographer, and editor, Dave joined the Fermilab public affairs office at as an intern. In addition to reporting daily news for the world's largest particle physics laboratory, he also contributed to symmetry magazine.

As a Web intern at DISCOVER magazine, Dave wrote stories for more than 6 million pairs of eyes while helping produce DISCOVER's Web site and contributing exclusive Web content. Dave also worked with Research Communications at Ohio State — one of nation's top-ten public research institutions — to cultivate an inside understanding of the mysterious world of public information.

Just prior to his current job, Dave worked for Imaginova Corp. as a SPACE.com and LiveScience.com staff writer, where he wrote breaking news, covered NASA's spaceflight programs, developed features as well interactive content, and pestered countless scientists and researchers for interviews.

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