I'm a molecular biologist and experienced science communicator with a Ph.D. in Microbiology and Molecular Genetics from Harvard University. For more than two decades, I've translated complex biological, medical, and scientific concepts into clear, compelling language — in classrooms, published textbooks, NSF program leadership, and public science venues.
As a voice talent, I bring something most narrators can't: I actually know the science. I can pronounce every term correctly, understand the context behind what I'm reading, and deliver authoritative, confident narration for pharmaceutical training, biomedical e-learning, CME content, scientific documentaries, healthcare education, and laboratory instruction.
My work includes authoring The Molecular and Cellular Biology of Viruses (CRC Press/Taylor & Francis — 2019 Outstanding New Science and Medical Textbook), serving as an NSF Biology Directorate Program Director evaluating cutting-edge research, and advising CNN on science coverage.
I specialize in: molecular biology, microbiology, virology, infectious disease, genetics, CRISPR, vaccines, pharmacology, biomedical science, and clinical/healthcare content.
Clear. Authoritative. Accurate