I’m a freelance science journalist, and writer.
Only when communicated well can science be of service to humanity.
Hi, I am a science journalist and content specialist.
I craft narrative-driven stories that change the way people understand the world and inspire informed decision-making.
In my past life, I was a scientist who engineered miniature 'Trojan horses' armed with anticancer drugs capable of infiltrating and annihilating malignant cells from within. Today, I narrate the tales of other researchers—their scientific quests, triumphs, and setbacks. Having walked the path from the opposite end of the laboratory bench, I have an intimate understanding of the intricate rhythm and subtleties of research, bring a unique perspective to the table.
My reporting ranges from core science to the environment to medicine and health. My words have been published in MIT Technology Review, The Guardian, Cosmos Magazine, The Medical Republic, Rare Disease Advisor, and others. I have worked with Science Custom Publishing, The George Institute for Global Health, The University of Sydney, The University of Melbourne, and Monash University, among others.
