Science Communication

At heart, science is the quest for awesome.

The literal awe that you feel when you understand

something profound for the first time.

- Sean Carroll

Why science communication?

Science communication and public outreach play a major role in the work I love to do. Trained at the Freie Journalistenschule Berlin and with a track record of sparking fascination about modern physics, I am passionate about tying science into society. By translating complex scientific ideas into engaging narratives, I wish to foster curiosity and create moments of awe that resonate with diverse audiences.

Formats

If you're interested in bringing science to life and want to collaborate, don't hesitate to contact me. Let's make our society a little smarter, one science story at a time 🙂

Writing

Writing is my passion, especially when it involves sharing the beauty and wonder of science. My articles have been featured in prestigious publications such as the New Philosopher magazine – earning accolades including Winner and Runner-up 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.

Podcasts

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 exciting 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.

Talks & interviews

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 Norway and beyond. With each talk and every interview, I get a new opportunity to ignite curiosity and share my enthusiasm for science.

Portfolio

From the cosmos to the classroom, Feature for CERN Courier
Bohr ey!, Podcast guest with Sag Mal du als Physiker (in German)
Physik im Klassenzimmer, Podcast guest with Sag Mal du als Physiker (in German)
Putting the body into science education, Article for Teacher Plus
Minding the body in physics education, Article for ChatSci
Die fabelhafte Welt der Symmetrie, Podcast guest with Sag Mal du als Physiker (in German)
Primary students see the big picture with Einsteinian physics, Interview with David Gozzard for The Science Show on ABC
Einstein får fart på realfagsinteressen til jentene (Einstein accelerates girls' interest in science), Interview with Titan
Relativity, education and creativity, Interview with EduINAF
Editor Interview: Teaching Einsteinian Physics in Schools, Interview with Routledge
Spaces Without and Within, Runner-up for the New Philosopher Writers' Award XXXI: Space
So klingt das Universum, Podcast guest with Sag Mal du als Physiker (German)
The interplay between nature and ourselves, Winner of the New Philosopher Writers' Award XXX: Perception
Elever lærer mer i naturfag når de lager spørsmålene selv, Interview with ILS/Forskning.no (in Norwegian)
Engaging students to science through Einstein, Podcast guest with PhysicsHigh
Die relativ sensationelle 100. Folge, Podcast guest with Sag Mal du als Physiker (in German)
Grundlagen der Allgemeinen Relativitätstheorie, Public Talk for Haus der Astronomie (in German)
Ein erster Katalog kosmischer Kollisionen (The first catalogue of cosmic collisions), Joint article with Jens Kube for Einstein-Online
Meet the Scientist - Interview with Wonk!
Da geniet Einstein tok feil - Interview with National Geographic (in Norwegian)
Har frisket opp Einstein for dagens skoleelever - Interview with Titan Magazine (in Norwegian)
Navigating Four Dimensions - Feature article in Lateral Magazine
General Relativity - Why high school students should learn about Einstein's most revolutionary idea - Article in Titan Magazine, National Geographic Education's "Read of the Week"