Here’s some of the stuff I do

audio

tv

talks

I love telling stories

I like to think that making something relatable is one of the best ways of making it memorable.

I've hacked smart tech for BBC Three, talked about creating the humans of tomorrow on BBC 1Xtra, and gone in-depth about my research into cancer at Google.

I’m a reporter for CrowdScience on BBC World Service and go around the world to answer questions that curious listeners send in. But if I’m not doing that, I’m a host on Unexpected Elements. If you’re lucky, you can hear me on Inside Science on BBC Radio 4, where I’m also the voice behind the podcast Scientifically.

I'm the creator and host of Why Aren't You A Doctor Yet? - a podcast that takes a look at the interesting stories where science, technology and pop-culture overlap.

I've taught scientists how to create great digital media, given talks at schools and at conferences, performed at numerous festivals (including Green Man, Blue Dot and Cheltenham) and for institutions such as the Wellcome Collection and the Royal Society.

Plus: I was a scientific advisor for the Sony/Marvel superhero film Morbius (don’t blame me)