Small Life, Big Worlds is a personal science writing project about astrobiology, microbial life, planetary habitability, and the evolution of complex life.
The project is shaped by a PhD background in microbiology and an interest in how small biological systems can alter worlds, from early Earth to ocean moons and subsurface environments elsewhere in the Solar System.
The aim is careful, evidence-based science communication: clear enough for curious readers, but grounded enough to respect uncertainty, competing hypotheses, and the slow work of scientific inference.