My name is Davide Ludovisi. As an author and director, I have depicted immigration along the Balkan route in "Balkan route - last stop" and in "Heritage of Mankind”. I also documented the reconstruction and auction in Paris of the fossil skeleton of the largest triceratops ever discovered in “Big John”. Furthermore, I explored the contemporary relevance of Italo Svevo's most famous novel in “Zeno the Reckless”.
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From October 2023, I started a research project within the framework of the Ph.D. program in Social Sciences/Sociology at the University of Padua in collaboration with the University of Aberdeen. My research focuses on the impact of international documentary festivals on society in Europe.

 

I have been working in the field of communication since 2001, starting with science communication. Initially, I worked as a curator for exhibitions and then as a journalist and project manager for complex projects. If you'd like to learn more, you can find me on LinkedIn.

 

As a journalist, I have collaborated with various national newspapers.
I worked with L'Unità for several years, covering science and cinema. Additionally, I have been a contributor for the Italian edition of WIRED for over a decade, focusing on topics related to international politics and technology. I have also authored and curated several books, spanning journalism and the history of science. Again, if you're interested, you can find more information on my LinkedIn.

 

Regarding my academic background, I hold a master’s degree in Corporate Communication and Advertising from the University of Trieste and a Master’s in Science Communication from SISSA - International School for Advanced Studies, with a specialization in museums and documentaries. Additionally, I have studied production at the London Film School.