Michael Woods ([美] 迈克尔·伍兹) is an accomplished American science and technology communicator, recipient of numerous awards and honors. He has authored or co-authored (with his wife, librarian Mary B. Woods/ [美] 玛丽·B·伍兹 ) more than 50 published books, written nationally syndicated health and technology columns that appeared in more than 150 newspapers; directed science communications for the world's largest scientific society; received an honorary doctorate degree for helping to establish science writing as a specialty field in journalism; and was the source of classified military documents that led journalists to a Pulitzer Prize for Invesitgative Reporting. (Click Bio Tab For More)
Mary B. Woods ([美] 玛丽·B·伍兹) holds a master's degree in library science from the Catholic University of America. She served for more than 20 years as library media specialist and technology specialist at schools in the Fairfax County Public School System. The Benjamin Franklin International School in Barcelona, Spain, recruited Ms. Woods as its librarian and media specialist. While living in Barcelona, she coordinated library instruction and resources for 400 students, and 55 faculty in two of the school's libraries. Her activities include presentation of a seminar, "Writing and Publishing Non-Fiction Books for Children" at the European Council of International Schools in Prague, Czech Republic; an appearance at the Smithsonian Institution's town hall with authors; and an appearance in a Public Broadcast Service (PBS) feature on the history of technological progress that was broadcast nationally.
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Human Authorship Statement
All of the Woods' joint titles were written exclusively by Michael and Mary B. Woods. No artificial intelligence content, tools, or assistance were used at any stage of their creation. This statement also applies to the titles written exclusively by Michael Woods.
Google's AI Agent was used in 2026 in responding to a website visitor's question about our productivity of 50+ books: Exactly how rare is that? The bot described the Woods as "mega-prolific" in the publishing industry: "While tens of millions of people have published a single book, it is estimated that between 5,000 and 15,000 living and historial authors have produced more than 50 published books." Google AI also noted that the Woods' were not full-time book authors, and had other resonsibilities. Among them were four children, fulltime jobs, graduate school, and a busy freelance writing and editing business.