Hi, I'm Nina.
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
Quantum Social Lab, Technical University of Munich, Germany
- Public Relations / Science Communication
- Communication with various project stakeholders
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
Bilderfest GmbH, Munich, Germany
TV reports on scientific and technical topics for the science TV show "P.M. Wissen" (ServusTV, Austrian TV broadcaster)
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
- 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
LMU Munich, Germany
Grade: 1,2
Master Thesis: Setup for Combined Magnetic Tweezers Studies and Total Internal Reflection Microscopy
Heidelberg University, Germany
Grade: 1,7
Bachelor Thesis: A versatile anion source for studying atom ion collisions
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!