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Katy Evans’s Biography

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Katy is an award-winning Editor based in London, UK. She is the Deputy Editor-in-Chief at IFLScience, the Editor of CURIOUS magazine, and the recipient of the Association of British Science Writers' Editor of the Year 2023.

Katy Evans’s Journalist Portfolio

Katy Evans, Award-Winning Editor, Journalist, Writer - Writer Portfolio

Katy Evans, Award-Winning Editor, Journalist, Writer - Writer Portfolio

Katy is an award-winning Editor based in London, UK. She is the Managing Editor of IFLScience, the Editor of …

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Katy Evans | IFLScience

Katy Evans | IFLScience

Katy is an award-winning editor and writer with over 15 years of experience in online and print publishing, a…

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Review: Nobu Hotel London Portman Square - SPACE | International Hotel Design

Review: Nobu Hotel London Portman Square - SPACE | International Hotel Design

Despite a challenging year for the industry, Nobu brought its latest opening to the UK's capital at the begin…

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Newly Discovered Exoplanet Is The Faintest Ever Directly Imaged From Earth – And Has A Whopping 91-Year Orbit

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By Alfredo Carpineti Verified, Katy Evans Verified
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What you'll discover in this article Astronomers accidentally found the faintest planet ever imaged from Earth (a gas giant) after a decade-long galactic game of hide-and-seek. The exoplanet has a whopping 91-year orbit – most known gas giant exoplanets orbit in weeks if not days. Lead author Dr Ben Sutlieff told IFLScience more planets, including rocky worlds, may be hiding in the system; the next generation of ground-based telescopes should be capable of directly imaging them.
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100 Days To Make A Vaccine: Inside The Visionary Mission To Develop Immunizations For Any Future Pandemic In Record Time

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By Laura Simmons Verified, Katy Evans Verified
| IFL Science Verified
It’s 4 pm on a Friday when you get the call. You were just starting to think about wrapping things up, maybe heading out early. The person on the other end of the line actually apologizes for the time, but says they didn’t want to wait the whole weekend. You see, there’s been a report from a country on the far side of the world, a cluster of people with strange, unexplained symptoms of an as-yet unidentified illness.
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First Sugar Discovered Near The Milky Way’s Center Shows Our Galaxy Is More Of A Raspberry Milkshake

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By Stephen Luntz Verified, Katy Evans Verified
| IFL Science Verified
We wouldn’t recommend drinking deep, but it might taste sweet. Stephen Luntz Stephen has degrees in science (Physics major) and arts (English Literature and the History and Philosophy of Science), as well as a Graduate Diploma in Science Communication.
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Awards

ABSW Science Writers’ Award

2023 - Editor of the Year

Judges Quote: An outstanding year in which Katy Evans showed both strategic vision and the mettle to bring the vision into reality. Along the way she showed off many of the skills an editor needs to be successful, effectively combining editorial, budgetary, staffing, and format development.

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