Krell is a leader in award-winning, creative science communication, generating and managing publications, online media and other materials to reach policymakers and other broad audiences. Our editors and writers work with outside contributors to develop concepts, gather material and turn out finished products that make technical material understandable to lay readers. Krell staff also disseminate science content with social media posts. We’ve delivered one-time print pieces and stand-alone content as well as serial publications to enhance existing programs.
Krell provides start-to-finish science communication services, including:
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Print publication concept development
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Article idea generation, research, writing and editing
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Publication management, production and distribution
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Online media concept development
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Online content production and management
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Website and online content technical services
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Social media promotion
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Video production
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Podcast concept development
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Podcast production
Current Portfolio
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DEIXIS, The DOE CSGF Annual highlights how fellows and alumni of the DOE Computational Science Graduate fellowship program contribute to innovations in high-performance computing and artificial intelligence. The magazine describes how these researchers have implemented their interdisciplinary training in ways that advance science and serve society.
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DEIXIS Online is the frequently updated companion to the annual magazine. DEIXIS covers the research contributions of DOE CSGF recipients and computational science advances at the national laboratories.
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Our podcast features leaders and innovators shaping high-performance computing, artificial intelligence, science and engineering. Since 2021, our conversations have connected us with physical and data scientists, authors, visualization experts, science communicators and others across academia, industry and the DOE laboratories.
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Published annually since 2010, Stewardship Science: The SSGF/LRGF Magazine, highlights NNSA-supported national laboratory research of interest to the stewardship science community. Through DOE NNSA SSGF and LRGF recipient profiles and lab-science features, the magazine is a key vehicle to share information and build a community of researchers.