
For more than a decade, I've translated complex biomedical research into stories that help people understand why it matters. I've read the primary literature, interviewed the scientists and industrialists behind it, navigated journal embargoes, and explained clinical data to national audiences.
My work sits at the intersection of molecular biology, neuroscience, regulation, and public trust. I am as comfortable parsing a methods section as I am shaping a narrative for policymakers, donors, or the general public. I believe good science communication requires intellectual rigor, emotional intelligence, and respect for both the data and the people generating it.