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Get your research out there

I help with (almost) all aspects of science communcation: From writing clear articles, arranging and hosting workshops and avoiding research fatigue, to talking to the press, getting complex research noticed by the media, and, most importantly, identifying the best story in (or behind) your research.

As the Communication Manager of Arctic Hub and Editor-in-Chief of Polar Journal, my focus has been on the Polar world. But my advice apply across fields and regions.

Need help getting your science out there? Get in touch.

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My services

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Writing

In the age of AI, it takes a lot to get your writing noticed amid all the slop. With my 10+ years of experience as a journalist and science communicator, I will help your science writing stand out.

My claim: Even in the most complex research you can always find, at its core, a simple story that everyone can understand.

Need me to improve a specific text? I will take care of it.

Or are you looking for general advice to improve your writing? Send me a sample.

Or are you planning a large research proposal (like the EU’s Horizon Europe) that needs a Work Package Lead for communication? I have experience with that too.

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Workshops

The internet is brimming with advice on science communication. But sometimes, to remember it all and to apply it, you need to be told in person. By a human.

I tailor my workshop to your specific needs, but I also have a catalogue of workshops that have worked in the past. These include:

  • Getting noticed by the media

  • Finding the story in (or behind) your research

  • Avoiding research fatigue when working in the Arctic

Planning a multi-day workshop for 15+ people? No worries: I recently started a collaboration with Robin Talks Science.

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Science shows

Few things are more memorable than a live show from the stage of a theatre. And few ways are better at making new complex science exciting for new audiences.

I believe in the power of the stage, and I have often used it to communicate science. I have experience with formats like arraning a PhD Cup for TV, hosting film screenings and debates, giving talks at conferences, and, not least, ‘live journalism’.

Are you planning an event that needs an entertaining science show (like ‘live journalism’)? I have many ideas!

Interested in a theatrical show on topics like polar exploration? No worries: I recently started a collaboration with Robin Talks Science.