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Lee is a UK-based journalist and copywriter who has been writing about science and technology for over a decade. Kick-starting his journalism career at the B2B tech tabloid The INQUIRER in 2012, he found his voice in the innovations space, focusing on the latest advances in 'prosumer' and B2B tech – such as artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things and virtual reality and how they’re affecting the way we live. It’s here where he carved out a niche for himself, tuning his expertise to the developments in wearable tech and how innovation is impacting the health and fitness space.
These days, Lee’s a freelance writer and editor, specialising in tech, health and science storytelling for a host of national, lifestyle and specialist technology publications in the UK such as The Metro, The Mirror, The Sun, Stuff, Tech Radar and T3 as well as working as a copywriter and media consultant for brands both big and small.
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MIT tech breakthrough could shrink night-vision goggles to the size of ordinary glasses.
DNA clues suggest ancient humans survived intense solar radiation 41,000 years ago thanks to makeshift sunscreen.
Diets high in fat and sugar linked to poor memory in young adults
Groundbreaking AI model outperforms most doctors on US medical licensing exams.
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Does fitness tracker data show if long COVID has been linked to lower fitness before Covid-19 infection?
Scientists develop swarm of robots inspired by biology that work together like a shape-shifting material.
AI tech detects emotions in animals with 90% accuracy using sound analysis.
Breakthrough catalyst could make CO2 recycling more sustainable. Find out what this means here.
Researchers challenge everything we already know about UV damage to the skin
Recycling breakthrough in carbon nanotube fibres could mean greener materials manufacturing.
Scientists make breakthrough in synthetic biology, develop programmable circuits for human cells
AI-driven designs could reshape the future of wireless chip technology, researchers claim,
Scientists uncover the mystery of white patches seen in among the northern lights, also known as the aurora borealis.
Mediterranean sharks face decline despite conservation efforts, overfishing to blame say researchers.
Scientists mimic viruses with AI to offer hope for future gene therapies through "nanocages".
Ant-like microrobots show promise in medical industry by tackling tasks in teams, from lifting heavy objects to unclogging arteries.
Researchers uncover the cellular damage driving brain ageing
Autism ranks among top 10 youth health burdens, global study reveals.