Exploring the cutting edge of science and technology — first as a researcher, then as an editor, and now as a builder.
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I started out as a researcher, completing a PhD in magnetism and spintronics before moving into molecular spintronics as a postdoc. From there I became an editor for Nature, reading and writing about the cutting edge of physics, electronics & AI. These days I'm at Kepler Computing, working on next-generation memory & logic technologies.
Before that, I was a regular traveller, giving talks and workshops on academic publishing, writing & science communication. You can check out my publications, places I've spoken and projects — or feel free to contact me.
Here are some of the papers I brought to the cover of Nature.
