About me

I’m a freelance science journalist specialising in physics and the physical sciences. Until recently, I was a Features Editor at New Scientist, where I commissioned and edited stories across physics, health and technology, working with writers to turn complex research and big scientific ideas into compelling features.

Before joining New Scientist, I worked as a freelance science journalist, writing for Scientific American, BMJ, WIRED, Physics World and others. I’m now back to freelancing, writing features, news and other stories about science, with a particular interest in physics, ambitious ideas and unusual research.

I’m always happy to hear from editors, writers and researchers, so please do get in touch.

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Baker of sweet treats. Lifter of weights. Re-taker of driving tests.