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Sally Adee is an independent science and technology journalist based in London, whose work has appeared in New Scientist, The New York Times, BBC Future, IEEE Spectrum and The Economist. She is also the author of We Are Electric: The new science of our body’s electrome. From 2010 to 2017, Sally was a technology features and news editor at New Scientist, where she commissioned and wrote long-form articles on how human minds and bodies intersect with the machines we create.
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