School
The College Of New Jersey
Expertise
Ethnographic Cultural Anthropology, Astrophysics & Astronomy, Evolutionary Biology
- As an undergrad, Daniel published two ethnographic research papers on the impacts of climate change within farming communities, links to which may be found on his résumé.
- He boasts a decade of journalistic focus on novel technologies, including a lead editor position for GameRevolution and contributions to Pocket-Lint and SlashGear's tech publications.
- Daniel's expertise in aerial videography has provided a strong aptitude for audio-visual tech and cutting-edge innovations in the field of optics.
Experience
Daniel has worked as a copywriter and editor for the better part of the last decade. His content has focused on technology, with specific attention to audio-visual tech, smartphones, smart autos, and smart gadgets. He has pursued a profound interest in astronomy and physics since a young age and studied astrophysics for two years in college before switching to the School of Social Sciences. His experience also includes popular science, having participated in several social scientific research projects during his undergraduate education. Other topics of interest include video games, film, astrophysics, and automobile technology. Daniel's career in photography and videography is driven by a passion for utilizing technology to document the natural world and the cosmos.
Education
Daniel has a bachelor's degree in anthropology from The College of New Jersey. He is also a member of The Phi Beta Kappa Society for his academic achievements in ethnographic research.
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