Telmo Pievani

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Science Communication and Education

2003-2010, Secretary of the Scientific Board: Genoa Science Festival (www.festivalscienza.it)
2006-2011, Scientific co-Director: Rome Festival of Sciences (Auditorium Parco della Musica, Rome)
2013-today, member of the Scientific Board: BergamoScienza (Bergamo).
2014-today, member of the International Scientific Board: MUSE – Museum of Sciences, Trento.
2005-today, Editor in chief: web scientific journal “Pikaia”, the Italian web magazine dedicated to evolution
2009-today, Programme Committee: World Conferences “The Future of Science” (Venice, September), by Umberto Veronesi Foundation for the Progress of Science.
2011-today, Programme Committee: World Conferences “Science for Peace” (Milan), by Umberto Veronesi Foundation
2004-2012, Programme Committee: Darwin Day, Milan, Museum of Natural History
Co-editor (with N. Eldredge): Encyclopaedia “Eco-sphere” (UTET, Turin, 2010)
Co-curator (with Niles Eldredge and Ian Tattersall): International Exhibition “Darwin 1809-2009” (Rome Palace of Expositions, Milan, Bari, 2009-2010)
Co-curator (with Luigi Luca Cavalli Sforza): International Exhibition “Homo sapiens. The Great History of Human Diversity” (Rome PalaExpo – Trento - Novara, 2011-2013)
Curator of the permanent exhibition “Plants and humans”, in the Garden of Biodiversity, Historical Botanical Garden, University of Padua
Co-curator (with B. Fantini, F. Rufo and S. Pimpinelli): International Exhibition “DNA. The great book of life from Mendel to genomics” (Rome Pala Expo, 2017)
2006, member of the Scientific Board of the exhibition: “La Scimmia Nuda” – The Naked Ape (Museo Tridentino di Scienze Naturali, Trento).
2015, scientific supervisor of the exhibition “Facce. I molti volti della storia umana” (Historical Botanical Garden, University of Padua)
May 2018-today: Director of the web magazine “Il Bo LIVE”, University of Padua.
2015-today: he collaborates with RAI (Italian national radio and TV) radio and TV projects, like “Wikiradio”, “Storie della scienza”, “La Fabbrica del Mondo”.