Fact-checking
I fact-check news stories, narrative features, profiles, and in-depth research reports for ScienceAlert and MIT Technology Review. In 2021, I completed the MIT Knight Science Journalism Fact-Checking Workshop, which covered best practices for fact-checking online news and print features.
Checking every fact, source and sliver of detail — including details or perspectives that a story may have overlooked or left out — is what I do to ensure a piece is watertight.
10 Climate Tech Companies to Watch
MIT TECH REVIEW | 2025
A series profiling some of the most promising climate tech firms on the planet. These companies are working to decarbonise major sectors of our economy, whether by spinning up new, cleaner sources of energy or reinventing how we produce foods and distribute goods.
We've Never Found Anything Like The Solar System. Is It a Freak in Space?
Science Alert | Dec 2022
There’s no place like home.
Battery recycling: The global ecosystem
MIT Tech REVIEW | Research Report | May 2023
A deep dive into global battery recycling capabilities, technologies, trends, and forecasts.
News Stories I’ve Fact-Checked
Damaged DNA Could Warn of Parkinson's Long Before Symptoms, ScienceAlert
A Rare Event Gave This Algae an Organelle That Traps And Uses Nitrogen, ScienceAlert
Surprise Discovery Shows Forbidden Particles Can Attract Each Other, ScienceAlert
Misfolded Proteins Could Make Dementia Transmissible, Scientists Suggest, ScienceAlert
A Pivotal Human Ancestor Walked With Dinosaurs, Study Finds, ScienceAlert
Gigantic Tails of Helium Spotted Leaking From Faraway Planet, ScienceAlert
Decades-Long Experiment Finds Strange Mix of Antimatter in The Heart of Every Proton, ScienceAlert
Astronomers Detect First-Ever Mystery Object in The 'Mass Gap' of Cosmic Collisions, ScienceAlert