 An example from the 1950s is Isaac Asimov's "A Whiff of Death", and examples from the beginning of the current upsurge include "Cantor's Dilemma" by Carl Djerassi and "Carbon Dreams" by Susan M. Gaines.The term "lab lit" was coined by Jennifer Rohn in an essay in 2005, along with the launch of the Lablit website.The term began to appear in the cultural pages of science magazines during the first decade of the 21st century and has been championed by such scientist novelists such as Carl Djerassi, Ann Lingard and Jennifer Rohn.