Robin McKie is a British science journalist and writer, best known as the science editor for The Observer. His work covers a wide range of scientific topics, from genetics and evolution to environmental issues and space exploration.

McKie has received multiple awards for his journalism, including recognition from the Medical Journalists’ Association and the UK Press Gazette Awards, where he was named Science and Technology Journalist of the Year. His ability to make complex scientific concepts accessible to the public has earned him a respected place in science communication.

Beyond journalism, McKie has authored several books, including African Exodus: The Origins of Modern Humanity (co-written with Christopher Stringer), which explores human evolution and migration. He studied mathematics and psychology at Glasgow University and has a passion for photography, skiing, and travel.