Cécile Borkhataria is a multimedia storyteller with expertise in science and healthcare. She has worked for global media companies such as CNN New York, DailyMail.com, and McCann Health. She produced Becoming Cyborg, a short documentary published with Scientific American that addresses a sub-culture of people who obtain mechanical implants, giving them abilities that go beyond the human norm. She also produces food and travel content for her Instagram and Tik Tok pages, @ceceeatstheworld.
Cécile is fluent in English, French, and Spanish, equipping her with skills to interact with a wide-range of in a wide range of cultural contexts. She is an alum of Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism, as well as Imperial College London and Imperial College Business School.
Scientific American
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Becoming Cyborg is a short documentary that takes a look at ‘cyborgs’: a sub-culture of people who insert mechanical devices into their bodies to enhance their physical abilities.
@ceceeatstheworld
The @ceceeatstheworld food and travel content Instagram account has grown its followers by 42% every month since it was created in 2026. Most reels have reached between 5,000-12,000 views, with Toronto-based businesses regularly reaching out with collaboration requests.
DailyMail.com
As a science and technology reporter for the DailyMail.com, Cécile covered a vast range of topics, from researchers who track Antarctic Adélie penguins through satellite images of their poop, to all the details about the latest SpaceX launches.