A curated selection of media coverage, interviews, and features highlighting my work in palaeontology, science communication, and The Dinosaur Accuracy Audit™ .
Featured Coverage
National Press
Expert Commentary Featured in The Times (2026)
In September 2026, The Times published a commentary piece by columnist Rob Nash exploring outdated dinosaur models and public confusion around prehistoric reconstructions. I was invited to provide expert insight offering anatomical clarification, historical context, and guidance on how The Dinosaur Accuracy Audit evaluates realism in public displays.
Read the article here: Some old models of big reptiles are a little prehistoric The Times (subscription required)
Radio
Interview on BBC Radio Wiltshire Discussing the Dinosaur Accuracy Audit™ (2026)
In August 2026, I joined BBC Radio Wiltshire for a live interview exploring the Dinosaur Accuracy Audit™ and its role in improving scientific standards across museums, exhibitions, and themed attractions. The conversation covered why outdated dinosaur reconstructions remain widespread, how the Audit framework supports evidence‑based updates, and the broader impact accurate reconstructions have on public engagement with palaeontology.
Listen to the interview: BBC Sounds with Sue Davies (starts at 1:45:32) https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0030b8p (Expires Friday 25th at 2pm)
International Coverage
Dinosaur Accuracy Audit™ Featured by ConnectSci Australia (2026)
In August 2026, ConnectSci Australia published a feature exploring the Dinosaur Accuracy Audit™ and its intended impact on scientific standards across museums, theme parks, and travelling exhibitions. The article highlights the growing international momentum behind improving the accuracy of dinosaur reconstructions and the role of the Audit in shaping best practice across public‑facing palaeontology.
Read the article here: Dinosaur models are usually inaccurate: this expert wants to change that | News | ConnectSci
Personal Features
Publication of Personal Tribute to Sam Neill (2026)
In July 2026, Need To Know published a tribute article exploring how Sam Neill’s portrayal of Dr. Alan Grant in Jurassic Park inspired my early fascination with dinosaurs and ultimately influenced my path into palaeontology. The piece also reflects on my experience meeting him at Wales Comic Con in 2019 and the impact his work had on my scientific journey.
Read the article here: Jurassic Park superfan turned palaeontologist who met his hero Sam Neill says loss is ‘enormous’ | Need To Know
Media Contact
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