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Susan Fourtané is a freelance Science & Technology Journalist and writer with nearly two decades of experience covering the technologies shaping our future. Since 2006, Susan has written for international technology, science, and business publications, covering everything from artificial intelligence, robotics, and automation to photonics, sensors, IoT, space exploration, immersive technologies, and the social and ethical implications of emerging technology. Her recent work has increasingly focused on photonics and deep technology, exploring how light-based technologies are transforming computing, communications, imaging, healthcare, manufacturing, and other industries. She has contributed to publications including EETimes, InformationWeek, Interesting Engineering, Light Reading, Fierce Education, Europa Science, and OnlySky. Alongside technology and science journalism, Susan writes about the future of society, education, work, and human life, with a particular interest in the ways technological change affects how we live, learn, work, and interact with the world around us. She is also the author and editor of independent publications exploring future science and technology, including Future Tech Insider, Future Science Insider, and Finland Explained. A former educator with a background in international business and communication, Susan brings a multidisciplinary perspective to her writing. She is particularly interested in making complex technological developments understandable without losing sight of the bigger picture: What does this technology mean for people, society, and the future? A long-time traveller and former digital nomad, she also writes about travel, culture, history, and the curious details of everyday life. Her interests extend beyond non-fiction to short fiction and flash fiction.
