After obtaining a Master's degree in Geosciences and then in Science Communication, I specialised in science journalism. I joined CERN (the European Organization for Nuclear Research) as a science writer in 2011 and have been a member of CERN’s Internal Communication team ever since. My expertise covers topics such as particle physics and accelerator science, astrophysics, and Earth sciences in general.

In July 2025 I graduated with a master’s degree in physics from the University of Manchester. During my degree, I spent a year on a communications placement in the Particle Physics Department of the UK Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC), working to explain their research to a range of internal and external audiences. I was also an award-winning student science journalist and Science and Technology Editor of my student paper, the Mancunion.

CERN is a truly unique organisation. A genuine collaboration between countries, universities, and scientists, driven not by profit margins, but by a commitment to create and share knowledge. People here are part of immense scientific discoveries, answering some of life’s most complex questions and pushing the boundaries of understanding. Experts from every field come here to share in this ambition and the nature of this collaborative, international community creates a genuine atmosphere of trust. People are free to work creatively and to trust in, and rely on, their colleagues across the organisation. History’s being made here – and the excitement is tangible, inspiring, and overwhelming at times. It is the only place in the world where you can do this work in this way.