Making the abstract human.

Ciao! My name is Simone (he/him), and I am a science communicator and recovering mathematician. I have a PhD in mathematics from the Cluster of Excellence Mathematics Münster, where I was also doctoral representative and court jester. I am currently completing a specialization in science communication at the International School for Advanced Studies (SISSA) in Trieste, Italy.

I live somewhere in the triangle between Torino, Trieste, and Leipzig.I mostly work in publishing, public engagement, maths education, and visual content creation. During my internship at ICTP, I was also involved in the creation of fundraising campaigns, and more generally in strategic and institutional (science) communication.

Projects

Exhibit (Trieste Next 2025)

Forgotten contributions from the Global South

The theme of ICTP’s booth was Global Science for a Sustainable Future: in line with this idea, I assembled some names and contributions from the Global South that we often “forget” to include in the history of mathematics. The graphics were displayed on a cube, so that visitors and bystanders could engage with the content and learn more about those who too often get forgotten.

Laboratorio didattico

OTTAVIA: i dati intorno a noi

Writing