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Joshua Howgego is a features editor at New Scientist covering physical sciences, the environment and archaeology. He has a PhD in chemistry from the University of Bristol and an MSc in science communication from Imperial College London. Joshua previously worked as a deputy editor at SciDev.net, a media website that covers the intersection of science and global development. During his time at university, Joshua was shortlisted in The Guardian’s student media awards for feature writer of the year.
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