About The Monitor
Founded in 2023, The Monitor Magazine is devoted to deepening discourses around science, technology and health. Through short- and long-reads, the publication provides critical thinking to help you understand the contemporary world that little bit more. With an aim of diversifying the voices in tech and science journalism, The Monitor team is all female and non-binary and offers a platform for all early career journalists to get work published.
Our Donors
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Maya
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF (she/her)
Maya holds an English Literature BA and a Digital Humanities MPhil from the University of Cambridge.
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Robbie
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF (they/them)
Robbie completed a BA in Psychological and Behavioural Sciences at the University of Cambridge.
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Molly
Editor (she/her)
Molly completed her BA in English Literature at UCL, where she specialised in feminist and postcolonial approaches to modern and contemporary literature. After graduating she worked in independent publishing in London but a passion for language, education, and Spanish culture has now led her to Barcelona, where she teaches English. Recently, she has become interested in applying long-held interests in social, political and philosophical issues to analyses of technology.
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Tatiana
EDITOR (she/her)
Tatiana holds a BA in Philosophy and has recently completed her MPhil in Philosophy at the University of Cambridge. Her research interests centre around the intersection of the philosophy of language and epistemology, especially in their implications for pressing social and ethical issues. Her Master’s Thesis investigated how Large Language Models might exacerbate gender injustice by reinforcing harmful patterns of attention. Tatiana hopes to further her interest in attention and the organisation of information, especially within the domain of digital technology.
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Molly
EDITOR (she/her)
Molly completed her BA in History at the University of Manchester. She now works as an English Editor at MDPI, the largest publisher of open-access scientific journals in the world. During her time at Manchester, she specialised in feminist and social histories of the 20th century, with a particular interest in gender-based violence in Britain. She is now interested in how technology and science interact with women’s issues and is looking towards a future career in public policy design and implementation.
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Saskia
Head of Impact (she/her)
Saskia has a BA in English Literature from the University of Cambridge, where she specialised in the concept of definitions in literary criticism. With an interest in journalism and the development of modern media landscapes, she hopes to work in strategic communications, helping companies navigate the interface between technology and communication.