Donna Lu has joined The Guardian Australia as a science writer.
She was previously working as a contributing journalist with her bylines appearing in The Atlantic, The Guardian, New Scientist, Vice, The Saturday Paper, The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, The Outline, The Big Issue, HuffPost, Broadsheet Media and more.
Lu has also worked as a tech reporter and as an Australasia reporter at New Scientist. She was also a science writer and then a communications manager at Queensland Brain Institute.
She was also a books and literature editor at Lip Magazine.
Lu is a graduate of the University of Queensland.
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