“Observe, listen, and reflect” is my journalistic mantra. This philosophy guides me daily and ensures I produce quality journalism. My restlessness has led me explore new areas, such as sustainability and the energy transition, which are crucial to our future. In addition, I’ve also dabbled in street photography, an art that allows me to capture the essence of journalism in action.
37 published news
June 2025
- 16 June
- Can We Predict the Next Epidemic? Some Scientists Say AI Systems Hold the Key
- 14 June
- Drinking a Glass of Water Before a Meal Is a Popular ‘Trick’ for Losing Weight. Science Says Otherwise
- 13 June
- The ‘Natural’ Alternative to Ozempic Sounds Great and Is Much Cheaper. The Problem Is Taking It Seriously
- 08 June
- Eating Fish When You’re a Vegetarian Has a Name: Pescetarianism
- 07 June
- The Cosmetics Industry Is Going All-In on One Surprising Ingredient: Salmon Sperm
May 2025
- 24 May
- Germany Is Testing Giant Spheres Under the Sea to Store Renewable Energy Without Using Any Land
- 22 May
- Kim Kardashian and Influencers Made Eating Placenta Cool, but Experts Are Stern in Their Warning: Don't Do It
- 20 May
- Losing Weight Comes With the ‘Ozempic Effect’—And a Face You Might Not Recognize
- 09 May
- For Many People, Food Is a Necessary Evil—So They’ve Started Eating ‘Human Kibble’
- 07 May
- The Morning Elixir: More and More People Take a ‘Shot’ of Vinegar or Herbs First Thing to Lose Weight
- 04 May
- As They Get Ready to Compete in China, Norwegian Athletes Face an Invisible Challenge: Doping in Meat
- 02 May
- China Is Close to Reaching Energy Self-Sufficiency. It Just Solidified Its Dominance in the Nuclear Sector With 10 New Reactors
April 2025
- 28 April
- There’s a New Rapid Weight Loss Trend in Time for Summer: Skin Patches
- 27 April
- China’s Silent Oil Boom: The Strategy That Will Rewrite the Global Market
- 22 April
- The U.S. Seemed Happy to Revive its Nuclear Industry. Now, Tariffs Have Created a Problem
- 16 April
- The U.S. Saw China’s Rare Earth Ban Coming. Now Its Plan B Is the Pacific Seabed
- 13 April
- Six Scientists Living 6,500 Feet Underwater for 40 Days: This Is China’s Ambitious Deep-Sea Space Station
- There’s One Area Where Renewable Energy Is Clearly Outpacing Fossil Fuels: Patents
- 05 April
- TikTok’s Most Popular Wearable Isn’t Apple or Samsung. It’s the Oura Ring, and It Can Track Your Menstrual Cycle
March 2025
- 29 March
- LED Masks: The Fascinating Trend Taking Over the Facial Routine of Thousands of Women on TikTok
- 28 March
- The World’s Transition to Renewable Energy Is No Small Feat. With AI and Satellites, You Can Literally See It
- 25 March
- Waking Up at 3:52 A.M., Dunking Your Head Into Ice Water, and Rubbing a Banana on Your Face: Male Morning Routines Are Becoming Increasingly Bizarre
- 23 March
- Thousands of Women Sleep With Masks and Tape on Their Faces. There’s a Reason Behind It: TikTok’s ‘Morning Shed’ Trend
- 02 March
- Congo Has Halted Its Cobalt Exports. This Is Good News for China But Not So Much for the Western Tech Industry
February 2025
- 25 February
- There’s a Problem with Used Wind Turbine Blades. A Startup Thinks It Has a Solution: Make Them Out of Wood
January 2025
- 20 January
- Researchers Say the Future of Charging Is a Hat Infused With Solar Panels. It’s Not a Bad Idea
- 17 January
- Trump Wants to Buy Greenland for Its Natural Resources, but Not All That Glitters Is Gold
- 11 January
- A Recent Study Finds That Morning Coffee Can Lower the Risk of Death
- 10 January
- South Korea Redefines Energy Storage With a Self-Charging Device That Achieves 63% Efficiency
- 08 January
- Climate Change Is No Longer Profitable: Wall Street and Big Investors Are Backing Away from Green Policies
- 06 January
- Photovoltaics Know No Limits: China Is Installing Solar Panels on Its Seas and Reservoirs, With India Following Closely Behind
- 04 January
- Hydrogen Highway: Scottish Company Creates Buoys for Offshore Refueling
December 2024
- 15 December
- Researchers Have Discovered the Best Crop for Agrovoltaic Installations: Tomatoes
- 07 December
- 150 Million Batteries Are Expected to Be Discarded by 2035. Researchers Have Found a Way to Rejuvenate Them
November 2024
October 2024
- 02 October
- The U.S. and Europe Are Interested in Nuclear Energy Again. The Problem: They Depend on Russia