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Antonella di Trapani

Co-founder And Vice-chair GEMS (gender Equality For Mobile Scientists) at Marie Curie Alumni Association

Antonella Di Trapani is an accomplished professional currently serving as an Executive In Residence Fellow at the Geneva Centre for Security Policy since January 2024 and as an EU Science Diplomacy Working Group member for the European Commission since November 2019. With extensive experience in science policy and diplomacy, Antonella holds key positions such as Head of Nuclear Education and Knowledge Management at OECD, and co-founder of GEMS (Gender Equality for Mobile Scientists) within the Marie Curie Alumni Association. Educational credentials include a PhD in Chemistry from Trinity College Dublin, a Master's in Science Communication from Università degli Studi di Ferrara, and a Postgraduate Diploma in International Relations and Diplomacy from the Geneva School of Business and Economics. Antonella's expertise covers managing strategic scientific initiatives and fostering education in nuclear science and technology across multiple international platforms.

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