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Pere Estupinyà is a learned Chemist and Biochemist and a science communicator by vocation who, after a short time as a PhD researcher, moved to science journalism.

He has been the editor of REDES, the leading Spanish television program on science, and lectured in Science, Technology and Society at the Ramon Llull University. He was the first Spaniard in 27 years to receive the grant from the Knight Science Journalism program, and he spent one academic year at the world’s prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Harvard University as a Knight Science Journalism Fellow.

He went on to work as a consultant on science communication at the National Institutes of Health in Washington DC, USA. Pere has been a consultant for the Inter-American Development Bank (IADB) and the Organization of American States (OAS) in topics regarding the improvement of science communications in Latin America. Currently, he works for the MIT as a Knight Science Journalism Tracker for Latin America and he’s giving conferences in México, Perú, Argentina, Colombia, Paraguay, Ecuador, and the main international events on science journalism, where he’s demonstrated great communication skills together with a very charismatic personality.

His remarkably transparent and clever writing has led him to write about science in the main Spanish publications, like El País, El Mundo, La Vanguardia, Público, or Muy Interesante, as well as in US media outlets. He also owns an acclaimed scientific blog in El Pais, and is the U.S. correspondent for the scientific news agency SINC.

In November 2010 Pere Estupinyà published his first book on science for the general public, “El ladrón de cerebros (The Brain Snatcher)”, which is in its 5th reprint. In summer 2011, Pere published the electronic book “Rascar donde no pica (To scratch where it doesn’t itch)”, and “S=ex2,” soon to be published in English.