Michael Edward Brooks is an English science writer with a PhD in Quantum Physics from the University of Sussex, known for making complex scientific concepts accessible to general audiences.
He previously served as an editor at New Scientist magazine and continues as a consultant there.
His work has appeared in notable publications including The Guardian, The Independent, and The Observer.
Brooks authored his first novel, Entanglement, in 2007, followed by the acclaimed non-fiction work 13 Things That Don't Make Sense in 2009.
His subsequent book, The Big Questions: Physics (2010), features twenty essays exploring fundamental scientific questions.
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