Making complex science legible — from immunology research to environmental infrastructure to first-of-its-kind clinical trials.

San Diego Pure Water Project

Topic: Environmental Engineering & Water Infrastructure

Translated advanced water recycling science into accessible public communication, partnering with engineers and infrastructure experts to explain a complex municipal initiative to a general audience. Demonstrates the ability to make technical systems legible to non-expert stakeholders — a core skill in science communications and public affairs.

Air Pollution Study

Topic: Environmental Health Research

Communicated data-driven environmental health research to a broad public audience, translating peer-reviewed findings on pollution and health disparities into clear, actionable messaging. Demonstrates: research translation, health equity communications, data storytelling.

Psilocybin Study for Anorexia

Topic: Clinic Research & Mental Health

Developed accessible communication around a first-of-its-kind clinical trial, working directly with researchers and clinicians to accurately convey emerging psychedelic-assisted therapy findings to general audiences. Demonstrates: clinical research communications, responsible science messaging, subject matter expert partnership.

Immune System Research

Topic: Immunology Research

Translated complex immunology concepts — including immune memory and cellular response — into clear public-facing communication in partnership with medical scientists. Demonstrates: technical translation, healthcare communications, science writing for non-specialist audiences.