Meet Our Valued Contributors

Our contributors are the creative minds behind the stories, insights, and ideas you read here. Each brings their own expertise and passion to make our platform informative, inspiring, and engaging.

Aditya Shukla

Aditya Shukla is the creator of Cognition Today, which explains human behavior and its internal workings in depth. Aditya holds a Master’s degree in clinical psychology and has further training from the National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences (NIMHANS) in India. He has consulted and published in pharma marketing, EdTech, AI, and mental health for several years.

Sheeva Azma

Sheeva Azma is the founder of science communications company Fancy Comma, LLC. She wears many hats: science communicator, journalist, strategist, science policy expert, educator, and independent neuroscience researcher. Sheeva released her book Science X Marketing in 2024, which helps scientists and science communicators highlight their work.

Yasmine Raslan

Yasmine Raslan is a science enthusiast from Egypt with a Bachelor’s degree in agricultural biotechnology. Fascinated by everything from the world of plants to how environmental factors influence our genes, she loves sharing her curiosity through writing and making complex ideas accessible and enjoyable to learn. Early in her journey as a science communicator, Yasmine is eager to grow, discover more, and inspire others to explore the wonders of science.

Karime Lopez

Karime Díaz is a researcher and science communicator focused on biodiversity and the human–nature relationship. Her work bridges research, education, and communication to develop inclusive, creative strategies that connect science with everyday life. She is a member of the IUCN Commission on Education and Communication (CEC) and the Mexican Network of Science Journalists. Karime also writes regularly for La Jornada Morelos, where she explores science, society, and gender with a feminist perspective.

Victoria Kolesnichenko

Victoria Kolesnichenko is a science communicator with a background in astronomy reporting. Recently, she’s been exploring topics around climate and biodiversity. She holds a PhD in journalism, with research focused on how space—particularly planetary science and astrobiology—is portrayed in the media. In her spare time, she enjoys photography, being a movie nerd, and having long evening walks around her beloved, enchanting Rome.

Xu Hu

Xu Hu is a science communicator, blogger, and journalist with experience in scientific research and medical writing. She is currently working as a reporter at Citeline. Xu has a PhD in Biomedical Science from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. On her spare time, she enjoys writing about Alzheimer’s disease on her blog Writing · HealthCare · Collage, but also enjoys non-science activities, such as cycling, street photography, and improv.

Sarah Wettstadt

Sarah Wettstadt is a microbiologist-turned science writer and communicator writing for professional associations, life science organizations and researchers from the biological sciences. She runs the blog BacterialWorld, which shares the diverse and colorful activities of microbes and bacteria, based on the coloring book "Coloured Bacteria from A to Z". She co-founded SciComm Society, through which offers guides, webinars, and 1-on-1 coaching that help people improve their science communication skills. Sarah completed a PhD at Imperial College London, UK.

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