Science Communication
Scientific Correspondent
CERN Courier (2022-2025)
- Produced content (print and digital) for 7 clear and engaging articles on astrophysics for a particle physics audience
The work involved:
- Tracking and analysing emerging research to inform content
- Adapting complex research into accessible, audience-specific narratives through clear, accurate storytelling to support crossdisciplinary understanding
Editor
TheScienceBreaker (2022-2023)
- Edited and published 4+ lay summaries read by thousands online, increasing accessibility of peer-reviewed research to non-specialist audiences, thereby improving scientific transparency and supporting evidence-based dialogue between science and society
The work involved:
- Independent and iterative editing of scientific articles in close liaison with the authors
- Breaking down scientific jargon to make scientific literature accessible to the general public
Claim to Fame!
FameLab Italy (2025)
International scicomm competition, where participants translate science concepts of their choice into engaging stories for non-specialist audiences in only three minutes, and are judged on “content, clarity and charisma” ;)
Regional winner (among 17 participants, in Trieste) Topic: “Perpetual Rain of Particles”, watch my 3-min talk here! (Press release, 04 April 2025)
National runner-up (among 15 participants, in Perugia) Topic: “A Flash in Blue, a Cosmic Clue”, watch the full event here or just my 3-min talk here (Press release)
