I specialize in writing accessible content for audiences with a scientific background on topics including career development, biological and biomedical sciences, and the state of the scientific research enterprise; I have also written content for college-level science courses. My audiences have spanned academic, industry, and nonprofit stakeholders. Selected pieces are listed below.

Ellevate Network

• How to Manage Your Time in the Era of Virtual Gatherings
• How Board Games Helped Me Develop Flexibility in the Workplace

Science

• Broad interests reap benefits for science (co-author)
• An unexpected career resource

NatureJobs

• How an online community can support your career — and change things for the better
• Changes to the U.S. tax code will harm graduate student mobility and career prospects
• Science for all: supporting diversity through science outreach
• The worldwide web of science
• Quoted in the Spotlight on Immunology
• The importance of broadening science communication
• Follow your passion when choosing a career in science
• From academia to industry: A short guide
• Transferable Skills: Organizing a Conference
• Contact Singapore: Translational and clinical science career opportunities in Singapore
• Surviving and Thriving in Academia
• Transferable skills: Keys for standing out from the crowd
• You are invited to travel back in time and ask anyone a question.  Who would it be and why?

American Society for Cell Biology

• Efficient Thinking in the Midst of Forced Collaboration
• Through Biased Lenses

Society for the Immunotherapy of Cancer

• Intratumoral Lymphoid Aggregates may be Tertiary Lymphoid Structures

SciComm Hub

• Public Engagement in Science Communication

The Daily Targum, the Rutgers University student newspaper

• Science students utilize critical thinking, too