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Written by Daniela Quaglia

Dr. Daniela Quaglia, PhD, MSc. Research scientist and freelance scientific writer/communicator. I am currently working at Université de Montréal (Québec, Canada). I am a very versatile person as I started off as a chemist during my undergraduate studies in Italy, but I then expanded my skills and knowledge towards biocatalysis and synthetic biology (which are also my present fields). During my career, I travelled a lot and this allowed me to gather a broad experience in both teaching and research. After carrying out my PhD. in Ireland (University College Dublin), I moved to the UK where I worked both in academia (University of Manchester) and industry (London). I like to define myself as a scientist with a passion for art, in particular for acting and writing. I am increasingly interested in science communication and in the divulgation of science to a non-specialised audience. I occasionally also write for the Huffington Post, Synbiobeta and the Biochemical society.

    The negative impact of not teaching about “impact”

    August 4, 2015 by Daniela Quaglia

    While studying at the University of Florence in my undergrad times I had the honour of being mentored by the late Prof. Ivano Bertini. Prof. Bertini was “unusual”: energetic, funny,…

    Chemistry: let’s make the public love it!

    July 23, 2015 by Daniela Quaglia

    I recently read a very interesting report on a research study carried out by the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC), and I would like to bring your attention to it.…

    The art of planning in science

    July 6, 2015 by Daniela Quaglia

    I got the idea for this post from a recent conversation that I happened to have while ordering some DNA from a famous California-based company. Just as a quick background,…

    The language of life

    June 20, 2015 by Daniela Quaglia

    Life as we know it is possible thanks to the existence of a code, an alphabet, made up of only four letters called nucleotides. When these letters combine, the renowned…

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