I’m a bilingual journalist from Argentina. I write about AI, trust in science, biodiversity, and economic development, among other topics. My stories have appeared in Nature, Science, Rest of World, Columbia Journalism Review, La Nación and more.
Bio
I started my career in Buenos Aires, where I worked in magazines and newspapers for over a decade. I was an intern at Clarín, a staff writer at Para Ti, and a regular contributor and columnist at La Nación. I wrote on topics such as AI, the logistics of transporting an elephant from Buenos Aires to Mato Grosso, the crisis of trust in science, and a genetic discovery to combat drought. In 2023, I moved to New York to pursue a Master of Arts in Science Journalism at Columbia University. I am currently based between Canada and Argentina, working as a freelance journalist.
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Awards and recognitions
2025 - The Open Notebook - Early Career Fellowship
2024 - Pulitzer Center Reporting Fellowship
2023 - Scrippts Award Full Scholarship - Columbia Journalism School.
2023 - Foreign Press Correspondents Scholarship Award
2022 - JournalismAI Program Fellowship - London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Education
Columbia University - M.A. in Science Journalism - 2024
Universidad de Palermo - Bachelor's Degree in Business, Design, and Communication - 2022
TEA - Buenos Aires Journalism Degree - 2010
Latest work
How billions of hacked mosquitoes and a vaccine could beat the deadly dengue virus - Nature
Covering Null Results: How to Turn “Nothing” into News - The Open Notebook
Christian Elliott and Muriel Alarcón Pivot While Covering a Patagonian Coral Milestone The Open Notebook
Disrupted but Determined: Lessons from Argentine Scientists - Hopkins Bloomberg Public Health
Argentina’s Milei turns the screw on journalists - Columbia Journalism Review
Argentine scientists scrimp and save their way through funding crisis - Science
Meta is training its AI with public Instagram posts. Artists in Latin America can’t opt out - Rest of World