The AllThings.Bio editorial team is supported by the members of the BioCannDo project team, who have a consolidated expertise in the area of renewable resources, biomasses and in the development of educational resources.
AllThings.Bio editorial team comprises professional journalists from the youris.com network. All our journalists are specialised in the production of articles, interviews and videos for the communication of research in the area of bioeconomy, biotechnology, transport, energy efficient buildings and agriculture.
BioCannDo Project
We develop and distribute communication and educational materials about the bioeconomy and bio-based products: articles, videos, information sheets and other items for a general audience. Click here for more information about the BioCannDo project.
Anna Maria Volpe
Communication advisor in the field of education, journalist since 2011, I have graduated from the Louvain's school of journalism. I previously got a bachelor and master degrees in International Relations, with studies and research in Italy, France and Canada. I worked as radio and TV journalist in Italy where I covered, inter alia, local politics…
Elena Veronelli
I have been a professional journalist since 2006 with expertise in energy and environmental issues. I write for youris.com and for some of the leading national newspapers such as ilfattoquotidiano.it, Tuttogreen (La Stampa) e Nòva24 (Sole 24 Ore) and the weekly L'Espresso. I also cooperate with the periodical "Elementi" published by GSE - Energy Services Operators and…
Fiona Dunlevy
After a PhD and postdoc in molecular biology, Fiona swapped her Dublin lab bench for a desk in the south of France to write about other peoples' research. She is interested in anything got to do with medicine,medtech and research policy. Fiona is also a clinical trials medical writer. You can reach Fiona at info@axcience.com.
Gianluca Dotti
I am a freelance science writer and journalist and I started my career studying physics and specializing in condensed matter and applied physics. And it was there at the university of Modena, following a course of communication and ethics of science, that I decided to become a science communicator and a journalist. So I got…
Michael Allen
Michael is a freelance science journalist and editor based in the south west of England. Although he has a Zoology degree, his work covers a breath of science subjects, from the physics of nuclear fusion to the feeding habits of dinosaurs. He edits and writes for organisations and specialist publications based in the EU and…
Sam Edwards
Sam Edwards is a freelance journalist based in Barcelona, Spain. He has written for Reuters, Al Jazeera and Vice News, and is a former editor of Chile's English-language daily The Santiago Times.
Selene Verri
I started working on science and environmental issues as a journalist. One of my first jobs at journalism school, in the mid-'90s, was to curate a dossier on package recycling. Since then I have covered all sorts of topics for a wide number of outlets. Among them, the European TV channel Euronews, where I still…
Sorina Buzatu
It was by chance that I became a science journalist. I was covering the field of education at the national Romanian news agency Agerpres. It was my first job after graduating from journalism school. I started covering science when the research portfolio was attached to the larger umbrella of the education Ministry responsibility. Shortly afterwards,…