Move over Brian Cox - TV needs a newer, younger female voice on climate change.
I've presented a podcast (Larscience) on Antarctic science and research in my field, regularly present live at conferences, events and schools, and have more recently moved into film and video formats.
Take a peek at the examples below.
GOT MORE OPPORTUNITIES LIKE THESE?
I made it to the final shortlist for the BBC Earth new presenter search.
You can see my entry here, which focused on supercooled liquid water in clouds.
BBC EARTH PRESENTER SEARCH
Can you explain your work in 60 seconds?
During our Antarctic field campaign, I shot this minute-long video to explain our scientific aims.
60 SECOND SCIENCE
I filmed, edited and produced a short film for the British Antarctic Survey (BAS).
This showcased our fieldwork in Antarctica using airborne observations of the atmosphere to better understand the Southern Ocean's role in storing heat and carbon dioxide.
BRITISH ANTARCTIC SURVEY FILM
You shouldn't take yourself too seriously.
I have a YouTube channel about Antarctica, climate change, and atmospheric science. It's light-hearted, fun and digestible science.
DR GILBZ ON YOUTUBE
I host a podcast about polar and climate science.
All episodes are available on soundcloud and at the podcast website, where you can also download transcripts.
LARSCIENCE PODCAST