Outreach

Spreading the word

Me and my team with our honey displays at Science in the Scrub 2024, Western Sydney Parklands.
Running a stall on honey, bees and pollination at the Sydney Royal Easter Show 2025.

I’m passionate about making science accessible, engaging, and meaningful for everyone. Science isn’t just about data and experiments - it’s about curiosity, discovery, and connecting people with the natural world. I love sharing my research on bees, fungi, and the fascinating ways they interact, whether it’s at a community event, a school workshop, a science festival, or a beekeeping meeting.

Through stories, hands-on activities, and approachable explanations, I aim to show that science is something we can all explore and enjoy. I especially love helping people notice the incredible diversity of life around us - from the bees in our backyards to the hidden microbes that influence our world. My goal is to spark curiosity, encourage questions, and leave people inspired to see science not just as something in a lab, but as a part of everyday life.

My one minute elevator pitch.

A short video I made about my PhD research on the human fungal pathogen Cryptococcus.

Me at the "Speed Meet-A-Scientist" event at Woolahra Library as part of National Science Week 2025.
Me at the Forestville Library Science Fair as part of National Science Week 2025.