Hi, I’m Courtney! Thanks for visiting my website.
I work full-time in communications, with a focus on science and technology. In my current role, I help nuclear safety inspectors communicate more effectively with each other and everyone else. (Any views I express are mine alone, and do not necessarily represent those of my employer.)
I recently completed an MSc in Space Science and Technology with the Open University, where my thesis focused on how we can ensure emergency communication systems are resilient to space weather events.
I also live with a long-term mental health condition, but try to use my experiences to build my own resilience and help others.
I live with my partner of thirteen years in London. In my free time I like to keep busy, and you’ll most often find me volunteering at the Science Museum, open water swimming, or with my nose in a book.
Want to learn more, or just chat? Please get in touch!
P.S. Like my background?
It’s an image of the Crab Nebula I took with the OU’s PIRATE telescope during my undergraduate degree. Probably one of the coolest things I’ve done during my education, even if I didn’t get to go to Tenerife to operate it in person.