Science Communication

The Biosolutions Bulletin · Novonesis, Denmark

For more than two years, I have worked with Novonesis on The Biosolutions Bulletin, developing research-led articles that make complex scientific and technical subjects accessible to a general audience.

My role covers the full editorial process:

  • Research the subject deeply through scientific papers, policy reports, industry material and expert interviews
  • Find the strongest angle and build a clear narrative around it
  • Translate complexity without losing accuracy or nuance
  • Write and refine the story so it remains engaging from the first line to the last

The subjects have ranged from biosolutions and biotechnology to aquaculture, food systems, pet health, biofuels and industrial innovation.

This work brings together the two strongest parts of my background: journalism and science communication.

Other Communications Work in Denmark

BioMar

Worked on employer branding and sustainability-related communication, contributing to content around people, responsible business and human rights.

Welcon

Developed CSRD-aligned sustainability reporting content based on findings from a Double Materiality Assessment, helping translate complex ESG information into clear, structured business communication.

Superwood

Developed CSRD-aligned sustainability reporting content from Double Materiality Assessment findings, with a focus on turning technical sustainability inputs into accessible reporting content.

Selected Journalism in Denmark

After relocating to Denmark, I continued reporting on environment, biodiversity and public-interest issues. These pieces were among my first published articles here and reflect the kind of journalism I have always been drawn to: evidence-led reporting on the relationship between people, policy and nature.

The Copenhagen Post

Human Impact, Reforestation and Biodiversity in Thy National Park

A reported environmental feature from Denmark exploring forest restoration, biodiversity, local concerns and the complex relationship between human intervention and ecological recovery.

Danish Development Research Network

Research-led, data-based reporting on India’s wastewater and solid waste management challenges.

Journalism in India

Before moving to Denmark, I spent nearly eight years as a newspaper journalist in India, reporting on science, environment, health, climate, wildlife, public policy and civic systems.

During that time, I published more than 1,000 bylined stories. The selection below reflects the kind of reporting that still shapes how I work today: deep research, field reporting, expert interviews, data and public-interest storytelling.

Forest and Wildlife Conservation

Reporting on habitat fragmentation, infrastructure, conservation policy and the pressures shaping wildlife survival.

Data Journalism

Reporting built around official data, surveys and government findings to uncover trends affecting people, livelihoods and public systems.

Health Reporting

Reporting at the intersection of science, public health, policy and the systems shaping everyday health outcomes.

Urban Environmental Issues

Reporting on pollution, water quality, environmental governance and civic accountability in Hyderabad.

Local Impacts of Climate Change

Reporting on how climate risks were becoming visible locally through flooding, water stress, pollution and pressure on urban infrastructure.

Unsustainable Industrial Practices

Reporting on the consequences of industrial activity for ecosystems, communities, regulation and public health.