Ben Coxworth is the Managing Editor for North America at New Atlas. Based in Edmonton, Canada, he has a strong focus on scientific innovation, human-powered transportation, and the marine environment, while also covering topics related to aviation, drones, and transportation policy. His work has been featured in the Frederick News-Post, NewsBreak, and New Atlas.
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Ben Coxworth's coverage focuses heavily on scientific and technological innovations, with a particular emphasis on press releases and promotional deals. Pitches to Ben should focus on cutting-edge technologies, scientific breakthroughs, or innovative products that align with his coverage areas. He may be interested in exclusive news about new product launches or significant advancements within the fields of electric vehicles, robotics, technology innovation, cycling, and environmental sustainability.
Experts who can provide detailed insights into the scientific principles behind new inventions or breakthroughs would likely capture Ben's attention. As he covers a broad range of topics within the realm of science and technology innovations without specific geographic focus mentioned, pitches should highlight global relevance and impact.
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One of the appeals of paddlesports isn't just being able to look out across the water, it's being able to look down below its surface.
The humble pen offers a very handy, easy-to-carry form factor for writing, so why not use it for other tasks, too?
Properly locking your bicycle can be a hassle, as you often have to secure the frame and rear wheel via a U-lock, while using a cable lock (or similar) on the front wheel.
Why pay to design and mass-produce a four-wheeled autonomous security robot, when you can make a less costly one with just one wheel?
I like drones and I like oddball inventions, so when I first heard about Zero Zero Robotics' Falcon Mini "bicopter" drone, I knew I had to try it out for myself.
I like drones and I like oddball inventions, so when I first heard about Zero Zero Robotics' Falcon Mini "bicopter" drone, I knew I had to try it out for m
Presently, cargo-carrying helicopters and multirotor drones have at best a 1:1 payload-to-body-weight ratio.
While many cyclists like to alternate between sipping water and energy gel, doing so can be an awkward, messy and wasteful process.
All too often, lubricating your bike chain ends up with you inadvertently lubing the ground beneath it, also.
While gimbal-stabilized video cameras are great for smoothing out the shakes, sometimes it's nice to have a tiny wearable camera, too.
