Marlene is a medical doctor and science journalist who works at the intersection of clinical practice, public communication and health policy. She is passionate about translating complex medical and scientific issues into clear stories that help people make sense of their health and the systems around them. Her work spans writing, broadcasting and advising on topics ranging from biomedical research to ethical questions in modern medicine.

Alongside her journalism and clinical background, she serves as a member of the Bavarian Ethics Council, where she contributes to debates on emerging health technologies and their societal impact. She is particularly interested in how evidence, empathy and thoughtful governance can support better decision-making in healthcare.

Marlene enjoys bringing diverse perspectives together and is motivated by collaborative environments where new ideas can take shape.