Kaya Burgess is a science reporter for The Times and The Australian, with his work also appearing in Stuff. He covers a wide range of scientific topics, from natural disasters and animal behavior to space exploration and medical breakthroughs. Kaya's articles provide in-depth explanations of complex scientific concepts, making them accessible to a wide audience.
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Kaya Burgess predominantly covers scientific and cultural topics, with a focus on the United Kingdom. His articles often include data citations, legal policy regulation, and government announcements. To effectively pitch to Kaya, consider providing expert insights or access to new research findings in the fields of science, space exploration, religion (particularly Christian), environment conservation or health that are relevant to UK audiences.
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Astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope have discovered six gas giants floating in space with no suns to orbit
Angela Rayner warns pace of work is ‘far too slow’ following blaze in Dagenham, east London
Insurers have claimed labradoodles, cavapoos and cockapoos have substantial advantages over purebreeds, but researchers found no evidence to support the claim
Tooth marks from millions of years ago offer the first evidence of a hapless creature being attacked by two types of predator
Scientists poring over the disappearance of a pregnant porbeagle were shocked to find that sharks they thought were apex predators hunt and eat each other
Almost all dogs can learn words linked to actions such as ‘sit’ — but some are able to learn and recall a wider range of words
A single concussion appears not be associated with long-term cognitive risks, despite fears raised by ex-professionals
Regular exercise can keep fat away from vital organs, even in obese people, leading to fewer health complications, study finds
Church of England officials fear that ‘politicking’ among those in charge of filling vacancies is derailing the process
David Baddiel, Hadley Freeman and other prominent names have all cut ties with the newspaper
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