A prominent journalist who covers science and technology is Alok Jha, the science and technology editor for The Economist. His work is known for making complex topics accessible to a broad audience, and he covers a wide range of subjects from cosmology to artificial intelligence. 

Profile

• Role: Science and Technology Editor at The Economist.
• Background: Jha has a strong background in science journalism, having previously worked as a science correspondent for ITN and The Guardian for over a decade.
• Mediums: He writes articles, hosts podcasts, and has written and presented multiple TV and radio documentaries for the BBC.
• Awards: He has been recognized for his contributions to journalism and spent a year as a Wellcome fellow, focusing on new storytelling formats for complex topics.
• Location: He reports from all over the world, including Antarctica. 

Writings and Works

• Reporting Style: Jha is known for his ability to translate intricate scientific and technological advancements into understandable and engaging content, linking them to broader societal implications.
• Published Books: He is the author of three popular science books, including The Water Book (Headline, 2015).
• Podcast: He hosts Babbage, the weekly podcast from The Economist that delves into the latest science and technology stories and trends.
• Coverage Examples: His reporting has covered a vast array of topics, such as particle physics, climate change, stem cells, and the geopolitical implications of technology. 
• The Economist: You can read his articles on the official The Economist website.
• Podcast: Listen to the Babbage podcast on major podcast platforms.
• Social Media: He can be followed on platforms like X (formerly Twitter) to keep up with his daily insights and shared content (social media links for various journalists are often found in snippets like).