Valeria Edelsztein

Nació en Buenos Aires en 1982. Es doctora en Química por la Universidad de Buenos Aires e investigadora del Conicet.

Participa como columnista científica en medios radiales, gráficos, televisivos y digitales. Desde 2012 es columnista del programa televisivo “Científicos industria argentina” (TVP) y se ha desempeñado como asistente de contenidos para “Proyecto G” (Canal Encuentro). Es editora adjunta del encarte y revista de divulgación científica para niños Chic@s.

Ha dictado numerosas charlas en el marco de actividades de divulgación científica. Es autora de varias publicaciones en revistas nacionales e internacionales, entre las que se destacan las separatas “200 años de ciencia en Argentina”, que forman parte de la edición 2010 del manual

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