Popular Science¶
Science journalism needs people proficient in science. Writing popular science is also fun, at least to me. I am quite active in popular science writing, and sometimes also give the occasional talk. Most of my popular science activities are in Danish, click to see my Danish popular science page. On this English language page, I mainly summarize.
I write for the magzine Science Illustrated. Articles are published in print and on web, translated to several languages. In English, the magazine is known as Science Illustrated. I have to date written around 20 featured pieces, on topics mostly centered around fundamental physics, but I do write the occasional article on other topics, such as materials science, quantum computing or astrobiology (aliens!).
You can take a look at some of the articles that has been translated to English here (note that they may be paywalled, once you have used your potential free click).
- (2024) The Big Bang might have had a dark twin on scienceillustrated.com.
- (2024) Computer made of nothing predicts the next storm on scienceillustrated.com.
- (2024) Scientists bring Schrödinger's cat to life on scienceillustrated.com.
Do you want me to write something? Get in touch and let us discuss. Requests of having me pay you money for the thrilling opportunity to write to your site will be gleefully ignored. You'd be surprised how many such requests you get.