Science Communication

I volunteer in Terra Cognita:
A non-profit organization dedicated to improve engagement with science, founded by Prof. Dr. Ophelia Deroy and Dr. Jimena Zapata.
Our goal is to share science, and make sure it reaches people who need it and are curious to discover and participate in it.

What lies behind the art of conducting?
Made in collaboration with the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, with Sir Simon Rattle sporting revolutionary eye-tracking glasses to gain insights into the conductor's mind.

To spread critical thinking and the evidence based, scientific view of the world, I often collaborate with others to help science reach the general public.

This can take the form of audiovisual pieces as this one based on our own paper. As well as writing invited pieces for blogs, such as this series on geopolitical forecasting, or this article on why to study rodents.

I was a Scientific Writer and Editor in El Gato y La Caja:
The most visited online science communication medium of Argentina.

One of my contributed articles, about how peanuts dance in beer, was picked up as inspiration by researchers studying volcanology and material science in a paper in 2023:

The physics of dancing peanuts in beer | Royal Society Open Science In Argentina, some people add peanuts to their beer. Once immersed, the peanuts initially sink part way down into the beer before bubbles nucleate and grow on the peanut surfaces and remain attached. The peanuts move up and down within the beer glass in ...