A sample of the publications I've written for
Smithsonian magazine
smithsonianmag.com
Five Practical Uses for "Spooky" Quantum Mechanics (1 December 2014)
Nope, We Have Not Detected Gravitational Waves (Yet) (30 January 2015)
smithsonianmag.com
Five Practical Uses for "Spooky" Quantum Mechanics (1 December 2014)
Nope, We Have Not Detected Gravitational Waves (Yet) (30 January 2015)
New Scientist magazine
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BBC Sky at Night magazine
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Physics World magazine
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Astronomy Now magazine
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The Times Eureka magazineI was a fact/figure researcher for the August 2012 issue, for which I also wrote a "Wonderful World" column: Not as dummy as they look
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Student journalism
I, Science magazine (Imperial College)isciencemag.co.uk
I was the editor-in-chief of I, Science, Imperial College's science magazine, from 2011-12. I wrote a personal I, Science blog (Space For Thought) that I regularly contributed to, as well as writing for and generally managing and organising the print magazine and website. The magazine was nominated for a Guardian Student Media Award 2012. Copies of the magazine are available on request (all four issues of the magazine viewable online at isciencemag.co.uk/magazine). |
Felix student newspaper (Imperial College)
Work available at this link.
Reporter newspaper (Imperial College)
I contributed to the Reporter newspaper through writing small 'Science From Scratch' snippets. An example is available here.
Guru magazine
gurumagazine.org
I was a writer for Guru magazine's 'Space' section, here, and a sub-editor for the magazine.
I was a writer for Guru magazine's 'Space' section, here, and a sub-editor for the magazine.
Other work
As part of my Imperial College Science Communication MSc, I built the website 'Simple Science', accessible here.