Science Communications

VodaSafe’s AquaEye Offers a Lifeline against Drowning

The handheld sonar device can locate people submerged in water or trapped under ice.
A rescue team in icy water uses the AquaEye scanner.

Media

Fish Sounds

A press release draws public attention to new research about the noises that fish make.

Underwater photo of fish and coral.

Science Communications

Nyoka’s Bio-Based Glow Sticks Light a Path Away from Toxic Chemicals

The tech can replace the billions of glow sticks used annually in military, medical, safety, fishing, live events, and a host of other industries.
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Science Communications

Victoria-Based Axolotl Biosciences Is 3D-Printing Tissues that Mimic Human Stem Cells

The young company is leading a seismic shift in medical research and practice.
The Axolotl Biosciences team.

Marketing

Boom + Batten Culinary Event

To position a new restaurant as a big player in the culinary scene I created an event that brought together chefs and suppliers with EAT Magazine as a partner.

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Science Communications

New Materials for Next-Gen Auto Parts

Creating a story around an abstract polymer discovery was a lot of fun. The article ran in The Times Colonist September 2021.
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Science Communications

STEM Communications MA Thesis

I wanted to help bridge a gap and misunderstanding around Indigenous knowledge and Western science.

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Media

Wind Buoy Media Event

This media event drew all local media and was picked up by Canadian Press for national coverage.

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