David Nield is a Contributing Journalist at various prominent publications. With over 20 years of experience, he specializes in covering technology and science, including consumer tech, software, and healthcare topics. His work has been featured in outlets such as Business Insider, Wired, Gizmodo, and Popular Science, among others.
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David Nield's coverage mainly focuses on scientific and technological topics, with a significant emphasis on citing data, providing reviews, and how-to guides. He may be interested in pitches that offer new scientific research findings or technological advancements supported by credible data.
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Authors who can provide expert insights into emerging technologies or scientific discoveries could find success when reaching out to him. If your pitch involves any form of data-driven analysis within technology or science-related fields, it might catch his attention.
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An adipocyte (fat cell) seen under a microscope. (jxfzsy/Canva)
Another potential reason your diet isn't working.
By: David Nield
Nanoleaf panels in the Hue app There's more evidence of a tie-in with Philips Hue and Nanoleaf An official support page appeared and then disappeared
Speed and convenience are great, but it's worth knowing which features and tools on your phone can elevate your photos to the next level.
By: David Nield, Anastasiia Voloshko
A cup of coffee is something many of us reach for at least once daily, and researchers have long been interested in analyzing the health benefits and risks that come with regular doses of
By: David Nield
We know that AI is transforming modern life in myriad ways – influencing everything from
By: David Nield
After an executive order from the White House, Google Maps is relabeling the Great Lake in its apps.
By: David Nield
Relief at last Microsoft has made a welcome change to OneDrive in Windows 11 Prompts to use the backup service can now be permanently dismissed
By: David Nield
Classics researchers think it was part of a reference booklet traveling officials carried with them
By: David Nield
A significant name change Lake Ontario is now Lake America in the US via an executive order Google Maps has updated its maps to reflect the change
