Meg trained as a nuclear physicist in Poland (2007) and earned a PhD in Life Sciences from the University of Glasgow (2016), where she researched pancreatic cancer. In previous roles, she worked in academia and industry on cross-disciplinary projects spanning plasma physics, microbiology, agriculture, medical devices, and astrophysics. 

She loves reading books and listening to audiobooks, singing, ancient history, and Bible studies. She is interested in new technologies, science communication, and knowledge transfer.