I have a PhD in atmospheric physics, and over a decade’s experience working as an award-winning science journalist and presenter.

Having covered everything from social science to quantum physics, for audiences from kids to researchers, I love adapting my style to best convey the information for my audience.

Over the years I’ve hosted events ranging from workshops in schools, to exclusive international scientific events.

I love tying events together, whether that means moderating a panel in front of a live audience, or conducting an in-depth with a Nobel laureate.

Whether it’s to a live audience, behind a microphone, or in front of a camera, I am passionate about presenting science and climate change info.

Besides launching the award-winning climate channel, ClimateAdam, I have hosted multiple podcast series and presented films, TV and events for all sorts of audiences.

As a multimedia journalist, I’ve worked for many of the most respected science outlets in the world.

I’ve been involved in every single element of podcast & video production – from inception and planning, to recording, directing, interviewing and editing.

And the range of science topics I’ve covered is just as broad as the formats I’ve explored: wide-ranging interviews; documentaries; animations; long-form audio packages; and even stop-motion.

With years of providing expert insight for audiences, I’ve been asked to serve as interviewee on television, radio, film and podcast.

It’s a pleasure to condense the latest research down, in a way that works for the format and for the audience. And I love carving out a narrative with a host - whether that’s live or pre-recorded.