Alexandra Branscombe

Alexandra Branscombe is a science writer and fact-checker with a passion for communicating science discoveries and their real-world implications.

Currently working as a full-time communications specialist at UCAR/NCAR, she focuses on sharing the latest advancements in atmospheric research.

Previously, Alexandra served as a fact-checker at Discover Magazine, ensuring the accuracy of scientific columns and feature articles through in-depth research and expert interviews.

Her diverse background includes roles as a research assistant in ecology labs in the U.S. and Brazil, covering topics such as freshwater ecology and nuclear engineering.

With two bachelor's degrees from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in life sciences communication and biology, she furthered her education by pursuing a master's degree in Communication at the University of Colorado Boulder.

Alexandra's organizational experience spans across prestigious institutions like UCAR, Mathematical Association of America, and American Geophysical Union, where she held roles in communication, student member initiatives, and public information.

She has also freelanced as a science writer and fact-checker, gaining insights into various scientific domains.

Her dedication to science communication is evident through her work history, educational achievements, and contributions to reputable organizations in the field.