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Two decades turning complex science into stories people actually read — from New Scientist to Google DeepMind.
Current clients – click a logo to see my work
I'm a freelance writer, editor, and collaborator working across science journalism and communication.
I learned the craft over 14 years at New Scientist, the world's most popular weekly science magazine — first as a sub-editor, latterly as the People Editor, and always as a writer.
From there, I moved into science comms, developing impact stories for The Alan Turing Institute (the UK's national institute for AI and data science), before becoming comms lead for The Cambridge Centre for AI in Medicine.
Since 2021 I've worked freelance with organisations at the cutting edge of AI and technology — translating complex research into writing that lands with general readers, journalists, and decision-makers.
I'm currently under contract with Google DeepMind, working with their researchers and comms team on public-facing material.
Alongside this, I ghost-write for senior figures at several leading tech companies.
