Let's face it, I will always be a scientist, that is how I see the world. But ever since I can remember, I write about it with the words of a storyteller. During my Ph.D. years, writing articles in Spanish for Química Viva was my way to build bridges between the Sciences and the Public.
After my Ph.D. in Developmental Neuroscience (University of Buenos Aires), I’ve held postdoctoral positions in Neurodegenerative Diseases (University of Córdoba), Taste and Feeding Behavior (the University of Bourgogne and University of the Saarlands) and in Genetics of Metabolic Diseases (University of Lille2).
Little did I know that my role as a writer will become so important over the years, ever since our bridges started to burn fueled by misinformation and pseudoscience.
So I did what any gaucho descendant would do, I became a hired pen. It helps me to stay up to date with the latest scientific breakthroughs, review and cross-check information from different fields, but also develop new skills.
However, it requires for me to not only to speak "Science" but also, to speak "Public". So, after a year on roaming mode for a full cultural immersion, (w)woofing in the French Landes while searching for my maternal roots in the Basque Country, I established my headquarters in the Grand East.
I write scientific content on demand for different audiences, in English, French, and Spanish. My latest project was writing about Diabetes Healthcare in France (in French and English) for an international Content Marketing Platform. I also actively work for causes I care deeply about like Nutritional Health, Environmental Protection, the Preservation of Ancient Trades, and Science Popularization and Literacy.
So if your company needs to create science-based content, convey scientific information to a different audience or simply fact-check information, in English, French and/or Spanish, feel free to book an appointment to further discuss your project.