As a Senior Science Reporter for BBC Global News, I have been translating fascinating scientific discoveries and innovations into engaging and accessible stories for all sorts of audiences the Corporation enjoys (that is, for the general public) for just over five years. With a background in journalism and a passion for data, I have developed strong skills in conducting and coordinating research, multimedia production, and content management across different platforms and formats. My personal motto could be 'Parsing the data before passing it on'. I strive to provide the reader/listener/viewer with the most unbiased and reliable evidence/data available, to ensure informed decision making. At the BBC, that translates into the well-known triad: to inform, educate, and entertain. In my role, that means inspiring the general public with the latest developments and trends in science and technology, explaining the numerous ways in which they might affect each and every one of us, both as individuals and communities alike. I've covered a wide range of topics, from climate change and biodiversity to artificial intelligence and biotechnology, using plain language, compelling visuals, and accurate data. I also collaborate with other reporters, editors, and producers to create high-quality and diverse content for BBC Global News.