Press & Media
Clear, informed commentary that helps your audience understand genomics, AI and biotechnology—and why developments in these fields matter to their lives.
For journalists, producers and editors, I connect first-hand scientific experience with the wider implications for medicine, society and the living world. My perspective explores transformative advice, step-wise change and what it takes to make progress lean, Agile, impactful, highly scalable and effective. Interviews, background briefings and expert commentary can be shaped around your story, format and audience.
Give your story clarity and scientific depth
- Make complex developments understandable without losing the scientific detail that matters.
- Put claims and breakthroughs in context, including uncertainty, ethical questions and societal implications.
- Bring a first-hand research and clinical-genomics perspective to interviews, podcasts and features.
Support can include an interview, background briefing, expert quotes or a longer-form conversation, depending on your editorial needs.
Previous media experience
Magdalena is comfortable translating complex science for both specialist and general audiences.
- Interviewed about genome research for BBC Radio 4’s Material World and the BBC World Service programme Science in Action.
- Has discussed scientific findings with international newspapers and contributed accessible writing on genomics and microbiology.
- Combines first-hand experience in clinical genomics, cancer, infectious disease and international biological data infrastructure.
- Co-contributor to more than 100 scientific publications.
Did you know?
The FDA has warned that some claims about genetic tests predicting responses to medication may lack scientific and clinical evidence. For journalists, the important distinction is between what a test measures and what it can reliably tell someone. Expert scrutiny helps you report the story without amplifying an unsupported claim.
Suitable for
- Interviews and expert commentary
- Podcasts and long-form conversations
- Background briefings for journalists
- Features on genomics, AI and biotechnology
- Commentary on ethics, society and future scenarios
- Clear explanations of complex scientific developments
What colleagues and collaborators say
Excerpts from LinkedIn recommendations.
“I saw first-hand how Magdalena worked with new genome assemblies, explored functional genomic avenues, created compelling data visualizations and communicated the work on a global stage with interviews for the BBC world service.”
“Her excellent communication skills make complex scientific concepts easy to understand, fostering effective collaboration.”
What does your audience need to understand?
Book a meeting to discuss your subject, format, audience and deadline. You can also send an enquiry with your editorial brief.