Hi, I’m George!
Freelance writer
who makes the complex clear.
I write about science and technology topics and edit materials ranging from blog posts about science and engineering to books on technology.
What I do
Writing
Editing
Who I am
Scientific breakthroughs and technological leaps come at breakneck speed and distilling new studies, gadgets, and processes can be tricky. As an experienced science and technology writer, I have experience clarifying the complex and simplifying the sophisticated (without making things too simple).
I have written about topics ranging from Earth and climate science and remote sensing to public health and groundbreaking technology. Blog posts, press releases, website content, white papers, and educational materials are just a few of the products I’ve created for a variety of clients.
Writing
INFORM Magazine
Nature Publishing
Nature Publishing
Rice University
Blog
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The other day I ran across a list of 17 questions to guide design attributed to the legendary designer Jony Ive. Anyone even remotely interested in design is likely familiar with the accomplishments of Jony Ive. However, even if you’ve never heard of the man, you’ve seen the fruits of his genius, ranging from Apple’s
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The hits keep coming. A new report from the British Antarctic Survey tells us what many of us already suspected: the West Antarctic Ice Sheet’s days are numbered. The report covers melting of key ice shelves in the Amundsen Sea driven by warmer ocean waters and how the differences in projections where greenhouse gas emissions are slashed
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As for me, I will use plain text. YouTube showed me a video the other day by a user named No Boilerplate titled “The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Plain Text.” The video itself was quite well done and interesting and got me thinking about using Github as a project tracking tool. But it also got me thinking about