Technology:
“The application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industry”
Oxford Living Dictionary
I’m passionate about technology and its potential to improve the future of humanity.
Mostly, I write about biotech and healthcare technology, but I’m also interested in technology to solve environmental problems. My PhD involved using satellite-based lasers to monitor climate change.
My work has appeared in publications including the Wall Street Journal Europe, Financial Times, Cosmos and How It Works. I also work as a copywriter for clients including the Royal Society.
In my spare time, I write science fiction.


I love fast-moving stories with strong plotting.
My fiction is mostly techno-thriller, military and hard SF. I’m interested in synthetic biology, artificial intelligence, and things that blow up!
I’m an organiser of the Spectrum London Writer’s Group. I have a novella The Long, Dark Goodnight in Terra Nova: Wars of Liberation, due to be published by Baen Books in August 2019.
I’m a keen hiker, and enjoy adventurous travel and the outdoors.
I ran a geoscience blog called Outdoor Science for the American Geophysical Union’s blog network. My meteorological post A Tale of Death, Derring-do, and Barometers beat more than 650 entries to appear in Open Laboratory 2010, a compilation of the year’s best online science writing.
My current blog is about science, science fiction & fantasy, and the crossroads between them.
