Highlights
“Can wood-burning power stations ever be sustainable?” - Geographical, Mar 2025
“Bipolar disorder: how lithium as a treatment fell out of favour” - The Observer, Nov 2024
“The Iowans stopping factory farms, one at a time” - Forbes, July 2024
“What is it like to attend a predatory conference?” - Nature, July 2024
“How dentistry is becoming safer for survivors of trauma and assault” - BBC Future, Feb 2024
“Nigeria’s marathon struggle against counterfeit medicines” - BMJ, May 2023
“Can Japan really reach ‘zero deaths’ from heat stroke?” - BMJ, Sep 2022
“The long-lasting effects of workplace sexual harassment” - BBC Worklife, Nov 2021
“Why mandatory vaccination is nothing new” - BBC Future, Nov 2021
“Why the health risks of overheating go unnoticed” - BBC Future, Aug 2021
“The pervasive problem of ‘linguistic racism’” - BBC Worklife, Jun 2021
“The docility myth flattening Asian women’s careers” - BBC Worklife, Aug 2020
“The saboteurs you can hire to end your relationship” - BBC Worklife, Aug 2020
“The downsides of working less”
BBC Worklife, Aug 2019
“Will anything survive climate change?”
BBC Future, Aug 2019
“A nation of introverts” - BBC Travel, Jun 2018
"On the move with the donkey-powered mobile libraries of Zimbabwe" - Literary Hub, Oct 2017
"A look back at the Chinkees, the ska band that reclaimed Asian identity" - VICE, Aug 2017
"Here's why eye contact is so awkward for some people" - New York magazine, Jul 2017
"Dear white writers, please stop doing these things" - Submittable, Jun 2017
"What being a rock star teaches you about practical urbanism" - CityLab, Apr 2017
"Visiting McDonald's with my grandmother" - New York Times, Mar 2017
"Tomorrow's musical instruments look like lightsabers and metal detectors" - VICE, Aug 2016
"The enduring unpopularity of the female condom" - The Atlantic, Jun 2016