About The SciComm Hub

My journey in science communication has been both broad and meaningful. I began as a university intern and later took on the role of scientific communications officer for a major European project focused on energy recovery and geological CO₂ storage. During this time, I managed technical reports, educational and outreach content, exhibitions, press articles, strategic campaigns, and communication plans tailored to a variety of audiences. —in English and Spanish.

Later, in Toulouse (France), I worked as a research fellow in environmental geochemistry at the Observatoire Midi‑Pyrénées (CNRS), (with extended stays at Oxford). As part of a Marie Curie programme leaded by the University of Oxford, I received rigorous training in scientific writing and public communication. While conducting research, I also engaged in public outreach: giving talks, preparing reports for the European research network, and writing publications for international conferences. This experience not only deepened my scientific expertise but also sharpened my ability to do scientific writing and communicate complex ideas with clarity— It also led me to become proficient in three languages.

For three and a half years, I worked at CERN, European Organization for Nuclear Research (Switzerland), in the Community Engagement team, overseeing communication in English, French, and Spanish. There, I developed integrated communication strategies for global scientific projects, created content across print, digital, and audiovisual formats, managed social media campaigns, coordinated events, and handled media relations. I also received media training and acquired skills in crisis communication. Alongside this role, I continued to engage in smaller-scale outreach through volunteering at science centres, museums, and community initiatives.

Today, I am fully dedicated to The SciComm Hub, channeling all this experience—scientific, strategic, creative—into supporting both small and large-scale science communication projects that truly resonate.

Academic Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in Geology — University of Oviedo, Spain

• Master’s degree in Geological Resources & Geotechnics — University of Oviedo, Spain

• Expert Diploma in Science Communication & Education — University of Oviedo, Spain

• Master’s degree in Institutional & Corporate Communication — University of Barcelona, Spain

• PhD in Environmental Geochemistry — CNRS, Observatoire Midi‑Pyrénées (Toulouse), with extended stays at the University of Oxford

Mission: The mission of The SciComm Hub is to serve as a center to help you foster dialogue and creativity by developing communication strategies tailored to each initiative and to today’s fast-evolving landscape—promoting mutual understanding, engagement, and the building of strong, lasting relationships between projects and their stakeholders. We work in English, French, and Spanish, ensuring global reach and adaptability to diverse cultural contexts.

Vision: To approach every project with thoughtful analysis and a creative, exploratory mindset, designing communication strategies that break away from the expected. We aim to make science, technology, and engineering accessible and engaging by embracing fresh ideas, tailored solutions, and genuine dialogue. Our vision is to become a trusted partner for your organization or company, seeking innovative ways to connect with the audience with clarity, confidence, and impact.

Values: At The SciComm Hub, people are at the heart of every communication: narratives are crafted authentically as human-driven, tailored stories. Dialogue and transparency guide every interaction, promoting trust through open and honest communication. Creativity is strategic and efficient, adapting to each project’s context without sacrificing clarity. Multilingual capabilities in English, French, and Spanish ensure messages resonate across diverse culture.