Sophia Naughton is an Associate Editor at StudyFinds. With a focus on travel and tourism, beauty and fashion, and health and wellness, she explores a diverse range of topics including inflation, social media, and food and drink. Sophia's work has been featured in Baltimore Magazine and StudyFinds.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
United States (National)
Not enough data
Sophia's articles predominantly rely on cited data and cover a diverse range of topics, with an emphasis on consumer behavior, travel, holidays, gift-giving, parenting, food, pop culture, retirement health. Her coverage suggests receptiveness to pitches featuring original research or unique datasets related to these subjects.
Given her focus on family & relationships as well as personal finance and house & home-related themes in her articles - stories that delve into how financial decisions affect families or innovative trends in household behaviors would likely resonate with her readership.
Also noteworthy is the prevalence of holiday-themed content – this may be another avenue for potential outreach if you have novel insights about changing consumer habits around traditional celebrations or emerging trends in holiday activities.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
Scientists created a sensor that acts as an 'electronic tongue' for food safety testing. (Zametalov/Shutterstock)
By: Sophia Naughton, Lisa Nortmann
This artist's visualisation of WASP-127b, a giant gas planet located about 520 light-years from Earth, shows its newly discovered supersonic jet winds that move around the planet's equator.
By: Adam Mickiewicz, Sophia Naughton, Agata Buchwal
The width and color of tree rings provides an extraordinary glimpse into a tree's history. (Dmitr1ch/Shutterstock)
By: Edith Cowan, Sophia Naughton, Manujaya Jayamanna Mohittige
Camel milk may be better for our immune health than cow's milk. (Leo Morgan/Shutterstock) In a nutshell
By: Esa A. Ahmad, Sophia Naughton, Alecia Carter
Do baboons register their reflections? Scientists track down the answer. (PACO COMO/Shutterstock) In a nutshell
By: Sophia Naughton, Jeong Jae Wie
The microscopic robots lift an object. (Credit: Device) Meet the magnetic ‘microrobot' that could change how we deliver medicine
By: Kelly Jin, Sophia Naughton
(© vegefox.com - stock.adobe.com) Scientists create cellular atlas for maturing minds in mouse model
By: Sophia Naughton, Margarita López-Uribe
Researchers attached QR codes to the backs of thousands of bees to track when and for how long they left their hives. (Credit:
By: Soichiro Yoshikawa, Kenji Takamori, Sophia Naughton
Stress can worsen symptoms of skin allergies like eczema (Prostock-studio/Shutterstock) Mouse model shows stress can worsen skin allergy symptoms for those with conditions like eczema
Tattoos are a millennia-old practice estimated to adorn up to one in four people in the world today. (ViDI Studio/Shutterstock)
(833) 317-6278 
