Mihai Andrei is the Founder of ZME Science. With a Ph.D. in geophysics and archaeology, he covers a wide array of topics including anthropology, astronomy, and earth sciences, while also focusing on making scientific research accessible to a broader audience. His work has been featured in MDPI, MSN, Paperity, Environmental Post Ledger, Journal of Sustainable Tourism, and ZME Science.
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Mihai Andrei predominantly covers scientific topics, citing data in the majority of his articles. He delves into nature, science, history and space exploration. His coverage also includes cultural and societal aspects.
Given this focus, Mihai would likely be interested in pitches that provide access to new research findings or insights from experts across various scientific fields such as archaeology, astronomy, geology etc., as well as those related to culture and society. Pitches should emphasize credible sources with unique perspectives or data-driven discoveries within these areas of interest.
As Mihai does not have a specific geographic focus but rather explores global scientific phenomena and historical discoveries, relevant pitches should reflect an international perspective on the topics covered.
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Ancient proteins are helping scientists put a face to a long-lost branch of humanity.
Millions are rearranging their work days for one video game. November 19 sounds like pretty much any other day.
By: Mihai Andrei
3D-printed food is no longer science fiction. The next time you walk through a supermarket, you might find something unusual on the shelves: a steak made with a 3D printer.
By: Mihai Andrei
The secret may lie in a chemical produced by muscle. The cold isn't usually something we associate with a longer, healthier life.
By: Mihai Andrei
An ancient eclipse, an eight-kilometre error, and a surprising discovery about Earth's past.
By: Mihai Andrei
Wall squats can significantly lower blood pressure, but the benefits fade.
By: Mihai Andrei
At least now researchers have solved the mystery. The name carved into the ancient stone coffin belonged to a Roman man.
By: Mihai Andrei
An extraordinary evolutionary trick has a hidden genetic cost. Somewhere in the African grasslands, a tiny bird is preparing an elaborate fraud.
By: Mihai Andrei, Theresa Larkin
Their taste and health benefits also differ.
By: Mihai Andrei
The beer survived almost half a century under the ice. Somewhere high in the Italian Alps, a beer delivery went spectacularly wrong in the 1970s.
