Elise Andrew, a British blogger and science communicator, has made a significant impact in the field of science communication. She is most well-known as the founder, CEO, and managing editor of IFLScience, a popular science website and corresponding Facebook page, which she began in March 2012. Andrew has also collaborated with Discovery Communications to create an online video series, further broadening her influence in disseminating scientific knowledge. Her educational background includes a Bachelor of Science in biology from the University of Sheffield, providing a substantial foundation for her work in science communication.

Throughout her career, Andrew has been recognized for her contributions to the field. Her notable accolades include being listed in Forbes' "30 to watch under 30" in the media category in 2015, and Time’s "30 most influential people on the internet" in 2016. Further demonstrating her influence in the field of science, she was presented with the prestigious Stamford Raffles Award for distinguished contributions to zoology by the Zoological Society of London.

In addition to her online work, Andrew has used her platform to educate others at various conferences and events related to science communication. These include the Northeast Conference on Science & Skepticism in 2014 and the 1st International Conference on Scientific Culture in 2013. This public speaking experience, coupled with her success in science communication, demonstrates her ability to effectively communicate scientific concepts to a wide audience.

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