Helen’s twin passions are the physics of the natural world and understanding the everyday world around us. She has been a regular presenter on the BBC since 2011, where she stands out for her enthusiasm, insight and storytelling ability. She is the co-host of BBC Radio 4’s flagship climate and environment show Rare Earth, and her extensive TV work has reached an audience of millions, sharing the fun, importance and relevance of science. Her books Storm in a Teacup and Blue Machine have collectively sold more than 300k copies worldwide, and both won national book prizes and critical acclaim. Helen is a regular speaker, host and interviewee at UK & international science and literary festivals, and is in demand as a speaker, debate host, after dinner speaker and expert contributor.
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Helen on TV
Helen’s enthusiasm for science can often be seen on screen, in a wide range of documentaries exploring the many way in which physics touches our lives.
Books & Writing
The beauty of language offers a wonderful way of sharing the perspectives that science offers. Helen loves words and the doors that they open, and writes regularly about physics. Her first book was published in 2016.
