Camille Minichino
Camille Minichino has published eight novels in the periodic table mystery series.
She received her Ph.D. in physics from Fordham University, New York City. Her new series, The Miniature Mysteries, is based on her lifelong miniatures hobby. She has had a long career in research, teaching, and writing. She is currently on the faculty of Golden Gate University, San Francisco and on the staff of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Camille is on the Board of the California Writers Club and NorCal Sisters in Crime.

Contact: camille@minichino.com

March 28, 2008
 A panel of scientists discussed "Emerging Science and Science Emergence in the 21st Century" during Fordham University's Communitas 08 weekend. The panelists, l. to r.: Dr. Paul Chu, President, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology; Dr. Praveen Chaudhari, former Director, Brookhaven National Laboratory; Dr. Camille Minichino, and Ellis Rubinstein, President, New York Academy of Sciences. The panel was moderated by Dr. Frank Hsu, Professor of Science and Associate Dean at Fordham. More photgraphs:

Margaret Grace. Camille has a new series, the Miniature Mysteries, writing as Margaret Grace. For more information, go to http://www.dollhousemysteries.com
Click here to see the cover of Murder in Miniature.
Click here for a sneak preview of the cover of Mayhem in Miniature, due August 2008.

Blog! Camille has joined the KILLER HOBBIES blog: http://www.killerhobbies.blogspot.com/
She posts on Tuesdays.