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Fabio Turone
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Editor in chief, Freelance
Milan
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Biography
He is partner and director of the Agency Zoe of scientific and medical information based in Milan – working for several media, mostly on medicine and health, but also on science policy, the Internet and electronic publishing. He also directs the Center for Ethics in Science and Journalism, and since 2023 he is work-package leader in the FRONTIERS project, funded by the European Research Council’s Science Journalism Initiative, to establish residencies for science journalists in research institutions across Europe. Since 2017 he is the Italian correspondent of Research Professional News/Research Europe, covering Research Policy, Higher Education and Research and Innovation. Since 2019 he contributed to Nature, Nature Middle East and Nature Italy, Medscape, Univadis and other media, writing in italian and in english. In 2021 he published the book “Scienza senza maiuscola” (“Science without capital initial”), coauthored with Daniela Ovadia (Codice Edizioni). He was the chair of the European Conference of Science Journalism ECSJ2020, which took place in Trieste on 1-2 September 2020 in conjunction with the Euro Science Open Forum ESOF2020. In 2016-17 he was Research Fellow of the Knight Science Journalism Program at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston. He is a member of the Italian Order of professional journalists since 1994, and President of the professional association Science Writers in Italy (SWIM), created in 2009 to promote the diffusion of accurate information about science and technology through all media. Fabio Turone is also a member of the board of the European Federation for Science Journalism, that he contributed to establish in 2018, and SWIM delegate at the World Federation of Science Journalists (WFSJ). He was board member and co-chair of Communication of the 11th World Conference of Science Journalists that took place in Lausanne (Switzerland) in July 2019. In 2018 he launched a series of workshops for Balkan science journalists, in cooperation among others with the EU Joint Research Center, with two successful events held in 2019 (Belgrade and Lausanne, as a pre-conference event of the World Conference of Science Journalists WCSJ2019), and a third one in preparation for July 2020 in Trieste, as part of the European Conference of Science Journalism ECSJ2020. In 2022 he was part of the Programme advisory committee of the European Conference of Science Journalism (ECSJ2022) in Leiden, and produced a panel on the reproducibility crisis.
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Freelance
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