Alysha Huxley

Science communicator, project manager

Alysha Huxley is a skilled science communicator and stakeholder manager. With a background in environmental science and journalism (Monash University), she brings both a deep respect for scientific rigour and a talent for translating complex ideas into clear, engaging stories.

Since joining Scientell in 2020, Alysha has developed a wide range of science communication products—from website content and media articles to strategic reports and brochures. She leads the creation of Scientell’s infographics, videos, and animations, combining strong visual literacy with scientific insight to deliver content that is both accessible and compelling.

An experienced project manager and trusted collaborator, Alysha is known for initiating and cultivating strong relationships with clients and stakeholders. She is also a confident science presenter, regularly leading Scientell’s communication training workshops and appearing on an ABC radio science segment. Passionate about nature science, Alysha frequently contributes to outlets including Australian Geographic, helping to foster public understanding and appreciation of the natural world.

Publications by Alysha Huxley

Double Helix CSIRO

Bottlenose dolphins article (2025)

Infrared snakes article (2024)

Turtle sexing impacted by chemicals article (2024)

Australian Geographic

Dwarf Minke Whale sounds like a lightsaber (2025)

Zombie Ants found in the Top End (2025)

The Australian Alps’ colourful alter ego (2025)

Pollution and climate change are making it harder to be male… if you’re a sea turtle (2023)

Heat-proofing coral: Aussie discovery throws a lifeline to world’s dying reefs (2023)

CSIRO ECOS

One house to save many (2021)

Latrobe Valley Express

Multiple news articles published in the Latrobe Valley Express (2018)

Other articles

Long-form piece about wild dogs in Gippsland (also published in paper copy of Gippsland Farmer; 2018)

Mountain bike park proposed for the Latrobe Valley (2016)

Radio

2020 – present – I have a regular science segment with ABC Gippsland and speak occasionally on ABC Melbourne (Sammy J) and with ABC Victoria.  

Autumn trees: where to see them and why autumn leaves change colour.

The Thomson River: tranquil kayaking experience and the importance of the river ecosystem in Gippsland.

Sunset phenomena: The physics of the Green Flash, plus great places to watch the sunset around Victorian beaches.