In 2015 I began working as a science writer at Sciencenordic.com – the international sister site to Videnskab.dk (meaning ‘science’ in Danish) and Forskning.no (meaning ‘research’ in Norwegian).
I wrote short-form and feature length articles on a range of scientific topics, with a focus on climate and Earth sciences.
My articles were translated into Danish for Videnskab.dk, and often republished or cited by a number of other Danish media, including Berlingske and Jyllands-Posten, and by our Norwegian sister site, Forskning.no.
I reported on new research from around the Nordics, as well as features to help non-experts understand key topics in climate science. I produced a number of articles to communicate the long and often unexpected history of climate science, such as the Cold War race to understand and document environmental change in the Arctic. I interviewed leading scientists and scicomm giants like Prof. Brian Cox. And I delved into the politics that engulf scientists’ efforts to understand the weather and climate here in the Nordics, in the US, and the UK.
My time as a science writer also included a trip to Greenland to report on environmental science by Greenlandic scientists.
See a collection of my popular science articles at Contently.
