Writing is my passion, especially when it involves sharing the beauty and wonder of science. My articles have been featured in publications such as the New Philosopher magazine – earning accolades including Winner of the Writer's Award – CERN Courier, Lateral Magazine, Titan, and Einstein-Online. My aim is to make complex scientific ideas accessible and enjoyable to a broad audience, no matter the language—English, Norwegian, or German.

Podcasting offers such a cool opportunity to make science engaging. As a regular guest on the German physics podcast 'Sag mal du als Physiker', I love discussing all things modern physics. 'City-Lab: Galileo' is another fun podcast project developed with Swiss Maison du Futur and Science et Cité. By blending theatre with astrophysics, we dive into Brecht's play 'Life of Galilei' and explore how his ideas resonate in today's conversations about science and society.

There is something special about connecting with an audience face-to-face during public talks – whether it's at science festivals or university open days. I try to channel that same energy into the interviews I give, from The Science Show on ABC to National Geographic and beyond. With each talk and every interview, I get a new opportunity to ignite my audience’s curiosity and share my enthusiasm for science.