Outreach and Media
I love communicating my science and learning from others
Activities
In this page, you will find my past activities, ongoing initiatives, and upcoming events.
Join us, if interested (links below)
Available for: public engagement, talks, panels, science festivals, expert commentary
Recent past activities
Audio-Video
Commentaries for the Artemis II mission
BBC News expert commentator live.
Discussing the health challenges for the Artemis II mission
(April 2026)
LBC invited expert commentator with Paul Brand.
Discussing the biomechanics, space physiology, and realities of human missions to Mars (April 2026).
New Scientist. The world, the universe and us.
Space 2075: How Humanity Will Live, Work and Make Drugs off-planet
Live Recording at the Royal Society
Featured by @New Scientist on social media
with Helen Sharman and Katie King (October 2025)
Royal Society summer exhibition
Talk: The future of inclusive spaceflight (July 2025)
Institute of Physics Mimi’s Space Adventure
Science superstar
Can people with disabilities become astronauts? (July 2024)Physics World podcast.
Making spaceflight accessible to people with physical disabilities
with Mike Miller-Smith (January 2023)
Channel 4 News
Over 30 Brits bid to become first physically disabled astronaut
with Libby Jackson and Jordan Jarrett-Bryan (August 2021)
BBC-CBBC Operation Ouch
Explaining the physiology of muscle contraction and control in dancers
with Dr Ronx (2019)
Written
BBC Sky at Night magazine -
The biggest dangers facing the Artemis II crew, from swelling and radiation to sickness and bone loss (April 2026)
The Telegraph
Why space will be tougher for female astronaut than her male colleagues (April 2026)
Yahoo
Why space will be tougher for female astronaut than her male colleagues (April 2026)
and many others during the Artemis II mission
Physiology News (March 2026)
Institute of Physics Mimi’s Space Adventure (July 2024)
Ongoing initiatives
Faces of Space
Do you work in the space sector? Do you have an interest in human space exploration? Tell us.
Faces of Space aims to show that the space sector is diverse and open. We are collecting pictures for a booklet and more.
Use the link below to (link active from September 2026:
Submit a picture of yourself (a portrait or a picture where you show your work/passion for space)
Add a 200 words (max) description to be used as alternative text
Provide your consent to use the image.
Upcoming events
New Scientist Live 2026
15:45 - 16:35, 10 Oct 2026, Universe
Breaking the limits of spaceflight: What does it take to make space accessible for all?