David DeBonis is a researcher, science communicator, writer, health advocate, health coach, and certified personal trainer. His work connects biomedical research, linguistics, health education, human performance, and clear public-facing storytelling.
Research and science communication
David has worked with the Department of Biomedical Informatics at CU Anschutz, communicating research in biomedical informatics, clinical informatics, artificial intelligence, and research discovery. He writes for audiences that need complex ideas to be accurate, understandable, and useful.
His research background also includes computational linguistics, phonetics, language acquisition, data analysis, and Python-based research methods. He is particularly interested in how language and communication shape understanding.
Health and human performance
As a certified personal trainer and health coach, David is interested in evidence-informed approaches to movement, recovery, sleep, behavior change, and sustainable health practices. His health writing aims to distinguish useful evidence from exaggerated claims and to make practical recommendations easier to understand.
Writing and communication
David writes across science communication, health education, technical writing, academic research, journalism, and creative nonfiction. He also works with digital strategy and marketing when those tools help research, health information, or public-interest ideas reach the people who need them.
Explore his science communication and health writing, biomedical informatics work, and research and software projects.
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