Science Journalist & Editor
I'm a Paris-based journalist with nearly two decades of experience translating complex science into compelling stories for some of the world's leading publications.
About
I turn rigorous research into stories people actually want to read.
My reporting spans health, medicine, biology, technology, and more. I've written for more than 20 outlets — from nuanced news and features at MIT Technology Review and The Sick Times to accessible health journalism at SELF, Healthline, and WebMD.
Before going freelance, I was Senior Editor at What to Expect, where I built and managed a team of health writers, oversaw all health content, and helped modernize the #1 pregnancy app on iTunes and Android.
Let's work together"Art enchants. Science enlightens."
— Freeman Dyson, theoretical physicist
Services
Feature articles, explainers, news, and long-form reporting that makes complex science accessible — without sacrificing accuracy or nuance.
Structural and line editing that sharpens your story, tightens your argument, and ensures scientific claims are accurate and responsibly communicated.
From editorial calendars to brand voice guides, I help health and science brands build content programs that earn trust and drive results.
Selected Work
Corporate Clients
Contact
Science doesn't have to feel unapproachable. I share untold human stories and help readers understand how science touches their everyday lives.
I'm available for news, feature, and explainer articles; freelance editing; and content strategy collaborations. I'd love to hear about your project.