About Us
We have gathered around this project just recently. So, do not be surprised if this website looks still in the making.
We are a small team of science communicators and journalists, and we have a peculiar inclination in developing creative communication projects.
We believe that there is the scope to communicate science to non scientists. We believe that this can be done in an effective way by experimenting creative forms of communication.
If you are interested in joining our team, please contact us. We welcome new individuals - and new ideas. We are experimenting our first event, there is room for more support.
The Team
The overall concept is developed by ProMedia. A small office specialised in science communication, based in Basel (Switzerland) and Milan (Italy).
ProMedia is directed by Jacopo Pasotti. Science communicator and journalist. He lectures on science communication and writing techniques at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology and University of Zurich. As a journalist, his stories have been published on National Geographic, GEO, Science and other printed and on-line magazine. A keen climber, when he is not chasing scientists in expeditions in remote areas of the planet, he may be testing the next restaurant to host a Taste of Science event.
The Agency Zoe of scientific journalism, based in Milan (Italy), helped develop and realize the project.
Zoe is directed by Fabio Turone. In recent years, the agency realized several projects in the fields of science journalism, science communication and continuing education.
Contacts: ProMedia.
Basel/Switzerland Milan/Italy
Tel: 0041.61.3611340
email: info--at--tasteofscience.eu (change "--at--" in "@").
Skype: tasteofscience
These days communication needs support by engaged privates and organizations. We may bring you Taste of Science events thanks the support of sponsors.
Please consider the possibility to sponsor a Taste of Science event - as media people we'll do our best to promote our sponsors.
We are proud to be sponsored by the following leading Italian science and technology parks:
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