Publications · Science writing · Editorial commissions
Complex ideas
made accessible
I write evidence-led stories about astronomy, space science, astrophotography and the night environment. The aim is simple: keep the science rigorous, the language accessible and the sense of wonder intact.
A growing body of science writing
The publications presented below are a curated selection from more than 70 articles published across digital and print media.
Editorial commissions
Writing for your audience
Articles are tailored to your readership, publication style and editorial objectives. Rates include research, writing, images, and one revision round.
Science &
astronomy
General or specialised features with a strong narrative structure and scientific accuracy.
Astrophotography
Experience-based workflows, techniques and practical guidance from beginner to advanced level.
Light pollution
& environment
Science-backed content connecting environmental impact, outreach, policy and the value of dark skies.
The editorial approach
Accessible does not mean diluted. It means giving every reader a clear route into the science
Areas of focus
What I write about
Features can be written for general audiences, specialist readers, institutions or educational projects, with the tone and depth shaped around each publication.
Astronomy & space science
From black holes and planetary science to new research, space missions and the changing view of our Universe.
Astrophotography
Practical guides to equipment, image capture and processing, written for beginners through to advanced photographers.
Dark skies & environment
Light pollution, the night environment and the cultural, ecological and human value of preserving natural darkness and biodiversity.
A curated selection
My publications
Highlights from a wider archive of 70+ published articles, spanning astronomy, astrophotography, space exploration and the night environment.
Luxembourg in space: Luxembourg-led MAGPIE set to become Europe’s first rover on the Moon
Luxembourg-based ispace-EUROPE is leading ESA’s MAGPIE mission, a lunar rover planned to search for water ice at the Moon’s south pole in 2029.
Built to survey the universe. The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope explained
NASA’s newly launched Roman Space Telescope is set to scan vast areas of the Universe, searching for clues to some of astronomy’s biggest unanswered questions.
Fading in the dawn: A deep lunar eclipse is coming to Luxembourg
A guide to the deep partial lunar eclipse of 28 August, when Earth’s shadow will cover almost all of the Moon as it sinks into Luxembourg’s dawn.
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