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RTDB at the Department of Philosophy, Sociology, Pedagogy and Applied Psychology. Former Ramón y Cajal researcher at the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (Spain) and research associate of the Edul@b group at the same university, as well as the National University of Entre Rios (Argentina). Recent publications: ‘Data Cultures in Higher Education: Emergent Practices and the Challenge Ahead’ (Springer), among other articles and contributions on datafication and critical data literacy in the post-digital society.

Linda Cappellato graduated in Archaeology and Archival and Library Science, and works at the Digital Library Department of the University of Padua Library Centre. She is involved in services related to digital collections, institutional archives, open science, virtual exhibitions and information literacy. She is part of the Open Access Task Force of the University Library System

Michela Zorzi is librarian at the Library System of the University of Padua. Since 2017 she has been in charge of the Research Support Service on Open Science topics in the Digital Library Department, and coordinates the Open Access Task Force of the University Library System.

Raffaella Cattarinussi is librarian at the Agripolis Central Library (UNIPD). She deals with journals and e-journals management, information literacy, Open Access, and customer service. She is part of the Open Access Task Force of the University Library System

Silvia Tapparo began working at the Library System of the University of Padua in 2002. Since 2014 she has been working in the Vicenza branch of the Engineering Library. There she deals with: front office services, document supply and the management of monographs. Since 2021 she is part of the Open Access Task Force of the University Library System.

Chiara works as Web and
Social Media manager and is a Web Content Specialist, editor and writer at the
Communication Office of the University of Padua. Chiara contributes as a
journalist for the University of Padua online magazine, Il Bo Live. She mainly writes about history, art, architecture and issues
having an international impact and relevance. Chiara holds a PhD in
Architecture from the University of Venice (IUAV) and spent some time studying
and conducting research at the University of Manchester, UK and at the
University of California, Berkeley, U.S.A. Chiara enjoyed teaching and
conducting research while at the University of Venice (IUAV) before starting
her career at Unipd to focus on both her passion for writing and her “American”
studies in web and computer graphics. She manages the Appuntamenti (Events) column of Il
Bo Live and collaborates in the organization of Unipd events. She is a
member of the Communication Team within the Arqus Erasmus+ international
alliance, involving partners from 7 European Universities.

Professional
journalist since 2010, Francesca collaborated with different media and
newspapers by writing about culture and current affairs. She has also worked in
communication and for a press office. Since 2016, Francesca works as a content
editor with the web staff at the University of Padua, and collaborates with the
University magazine Il Bo Live.

Speaker, author and
journalist, Pietro started working at RadioBue.it – college radio at the University
of Padua – and then explored different fields and media: video, podcast, live
shows, interviews. Now Pietro is the social media manager at the University. It
is very likely that you have seen him riding around on a bicycle, a great
passion of him.

Massimo
Polidoro, journalist, writer, university lecturer and science popularizer, is
known for his investigations into unusual phenomena, pseudoscience and alleged
mysteries. He co-founded, with Piero Angela, CICAP (Italian Committee for the
Check-up of Pseudoscientific Claims), for which he is the National Secretary.
He teaches Science Communication at the Polytechnic University of Milan and the
University of Padua and has taught Scientific Method and Anomalistic Psychology
at the University of Milan-Bicocca. Author, host and consultant of numerous
television programs, in “Superquark” he has explained for years how to
recognize fake news and deceptions. He is 
the author of numerous successful podcasts for Audible and others and has
written more than sixty books and over a thousand articles for various
international publications. His most recent books include: “Il mondo
sottosopra” (Piemme, 2019), “Pensa come
uno scienziato” (Piemme, 2021), “Geniale!” (Feltrinelli, 2022) and “La scienza dell’incredibile” (Feltrinelli,
2023).