Hi, I'm Nina.

Photography by Lena Gräf

Making the abstract tangible is my passion.

I am a German science journalist with a master’s degree in physics. 


Anyone can understand science! I am convinced of that. You just have to make it accessible – and that’s precisely where I see my mission. 


Why? I am fascinated by the knowledge of how our world is structured, how it works from small to large scales, and how we can use this knowledge for technological developments. I want to pass on this fascination.


By combining a basic scientific understanding (from my master’s degree in physics) and journalistic knowledge (from my editorial traineeship at the production company Bilderfest and my subsequent work), I can present complex research and science content in a way everyone can understand.

Vita

Professional Career

02/2024 - 07/2024
Science Communication & Community Management (part-time)

Quantum Social Lab, Technical University of Munich, Germany

  • Public Relations / Science Communication 
  • Communication with various project stakeholders
09/2023 - 06/2024
Fellow at the MIP.labor

MIP.labor, FU Berlin, Germany

Development of an innovative, science journalistic format for communicating topics from mathematics, computer science and physics as part of a fellowship, funded by the Klaus Tschira Foundation

01/2023 - 08/2023
Junior Producer

Bilderfest GmbH, Munich, Germany

TV reports on scientific and technical topics for the science TV show "P.M. Wissen" (ServusTV, Austrian TV broadcaster)

01/2021 - 12/2022
Apprentice Journalist

Bilderfest GmbH, Munich, Germany

Journalistic Apprenticeship in the Editorial Department

  • TV reports for science TV show "P.M. Wissen" (ServusTV, Austrian TV broadcaster)
  • Entertaining videos for conveying educational science content & community management for YouTube channel "Terra X plus" (ZDF, German public TV broadcaster)
  • Research for science documentary series "Was ist gut an...?" (SWR, German public TV broadcaster)
  • Planning of video shootings
Between 2013 and 2019
Various Internships
  • Science editorial department (TV, radio, online) of the Bayerischer Rundfunk (German public TV broadcaster), Munich
  • Science Communication Office of the Joint Quantum Institute, College Park, USA 
  • Editorial department of the  Physik Journals (member magazine of the German physical society "Deutsche Physikalische Gesellschaft") at Wiley-VCH, Weinheim, Germany
  • German-Canadian production company AbcoFilmCorp, Vancouver, Canada

Education

10/2018 - 12/2020
Master's program in Physics

LMU Munich, Germany

Grade: 1,2

Master Thesis: Setup for Combined Magnetic Tweezers Studies and Total Internal Reflection Microscopy

10/2014 - 09/2017
Bachelor's program in Physics

Heidelberg University, Germany

Grade: 1,7

Bachelor Thesis: A versatile anion source for studying atom ion collisions

10/2004 - 06/2013
Abitur (German high school diploma)

Albertus-Magnus-Schule Viernheim, Germany

Grade:1,0

Interested in working with me?

My Toolbox

Editorial Work / Journalism

Researching

Planning shootings

Directing

Writing

Storytelling

Planning, drafting and storyboarding of videos & motion graphics

Supervision of editing process

Science Communication

Understanding of complex topics & translation of these

Curiosity & enthusiasm for topics related to research & science

Add-Ons:

I love to get creative and learn new things – which is why I have taught myself the basics in video editing, photo editing and the creation of illustrations and animations. I am very happy to bring this expertise into projects!