Hello. I'm the freelance writer who gets tech.
My USP? I've worked in the science and technology sectors I write about, bringing a unique level of understanding and experience most writers cannot offer.
What can I write for you?
Do you need to translate complex scientific or technical principles into accessible and compelling articles? With two degrees in Physics and scientific research experience, I write accurate and informative pieces on a wide range of complex technical topics.
Do you need help with your blog posts, brochures, press releases, case studies or website copy? I write for a variety of technical and non-technical companies. If you need help with your blog, want to improve your website's words or just need killer copy - I'm here to help.
Do you want me to transform your notes, thoughts, presentations and company documents into engaging copy? I ghostwrite for a range of CxOs and businesses to bring a professional finish to their copy. Click here to find out how this business relationship works.
Whether you need a 2,000-word feature article, a 500-word blog post, a 10,000-word whitepaper or a 140-character tweet, I can provide your business with an extensive range of content.
Do you need help with your blog posts, brochures, press releases, case studies or website copy? I write for a variety of technical and non-technical companies. If you need help with your blog, want to improve your website's words or just need killer copy - I'm here to help.
Do you want me to transform your notes, thoughts, presentations and company documents into engaging copy? I ghostwrite for a range of CxOs and businesses to bring a professional finish to their copy. Click here to find out how this business relationship works.
Whether you need a 2,000-word feature article, a 500-word blog post, a 10,000-word whitepaper or a 140-character tweet, I can provide your business with an extensive range of content.
Here's a snapshot of my recent work
This month I'm writing about: the software behind the world's silicon chip-making mahcines, retro tech for freelancers, Apple Pay in the emerging markets, the cloud for Industry 4.0, AI in marketing, machine learning for logistics, a Blockchain whitepaper and the impact of Lidar in the O&G industry.
Laser Systems Europe: Medical Miracles
Scientific Computing World: Electronics Everywhere
Associate editor of tech and innovation at allwork.space
IPSE Magazine: Could Robots Destroy Freelancing?
Tech City News: How tech and creative collaboration will burn bright at White City
Huckletree blog: Coming Full Circle: A Weird Career That Starts And Ends With White City
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Modern Work: 12 gadgets every freelancer needs for the year ahead
Huckletree: Do Female Founders Want to Work in Women Only Workspaces?
COMSOL News: Electrical Arcing in Satellite Systems
Scientific Computing World: Are driverless cars and big data quietly overhauling modelling and simulation?
Editor of The Farm SoHo's future of work blog
Freelance Writing: How To Rock Coworking Spaces as a Freelance Writer
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AllWork.Space: Lifi Explained: Bringing Connectivity To Every Corner Of Your Workspace
Huckletree: When is immersive tech too immersive?
AllWork: Weird Tech: How Blockchain Will Keep Your Workplace Kitchen Clean
ReadWrite: 10 baffling pieces of IoT tech you’re likely to see at your office
LifeArc: Company report
Foundr magazine: Coworking Space, Accelerator, or Incubator? Getting Your Startup Out of the Garage and into the Big Leagues
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Scientific Computing World: An additive evolution
ASML blog: Connecting formal and legacy systems without a single line of code
Laser Systems Europe: Diamond in the Rough - how lasers bring innovation to jewellery design
IT Pro: How Big a Threat Is Coworking to Your Business?
IPSE magazine: How to protect your clients and business online
Creative Digest: Are co-working spaces choosing aesthetics over practicality?
Writer at Smashing magazine
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No topic is too complex or bizarre, but here are my specialisms
I am passionate about science. With degrees in physics and astrophysics, these topics hold a special place in my heart. I have recently written about additive manufacturing, lasers, supercomputing, optics, and modelling and simulation software.
Working as a female freelancer, I have written extensively about the benefits, pitfalls and nuances of self employment, and the reality of life for women in technology. I also seem to be writing an awful lot about coworking at the moment and worked with the a range of businesses and freelancers to cover the #nofreework campaign.
I worked in software development for more than 10 years, while continuing with my freelance writing work. During this time I used a range of technologies, coding languages and practices. I've recently written about cloud computing, web testing, and UX design.
My development work also gave me a valuable insight into the world of technology in a corporate environment. Within business and technology, I have written about: artificial intelligence, virtual reality, cyber security, the IoT and Industry 4.0.
I also love tackling new topics, so if you've got an idea for something we could work on together, please contact me.
I worked in software development for more than 10 years, while continuing with my freelance writing work. During this time I used a range of technologies, coding languages and practices. I've recently written about cloud computing, web testing, and UX design.
My development work also gave me a valuable insight into the world of technology in a corporate environment. Within business and technology, I have written about: artificial intelligence, virtual reality, cyber security, the IoT and Industry 4.0.
I also love tackling new topics, so if you've got an idea for something we could work on together, please contact me.
In other news...
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Professor Brian Cox once called me his "scientific peer" after I called him arrogant and wrote this review about his science roadshow. This pretty much made my day. |
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About Me
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I began my writing career at Cambridge University for the institution's science and technology magazine, Bluesci. I now have more than 12 years' experience in science and technology writing and am based in Cambridgeshire.
I have two Masters degrees in Physics, one from York University and the other from Cambridge University. I have worked as a journalist, software developer, research scientist and marketing executive for a range of innovative software companies, publishing houses and blue chip company Reuters. I also appeared on the cult Channel 4 game show 'Countdown' and managed to win one of the show's elusive teapots. |
Testimonials
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Gemma is great at turning complex ideas into compelling prose. We've genuinely seen a great improvement in website traffic based on Gemma's blogs. Her style is authoratitive but friendly - she isn't afraid to research and tackle technical subjects and can make turn them into an interesting read. Gemma totally understands how blogging contributes to the marketing mix and can advise on a wider strategy to engage customers and drive traffic to our site. Highly recommended.
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Gemma is a game changer for people working to write better and publish their content. Always available with great suggestions and willing to dive in and understand the concept deeper than just the words.
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