Le Malattie Genetiche: dalla Ricerca alla Cura
Il Sole 24 Ore, Milan, In press June 2008
Editor: S. Pistoi
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Benbella Books, 2007
S. Pistoi: Co-author. ISBN 978-1933771281
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The Science of Michael Crichton
Benbella Books 2008.
S. Pistoi: Co-author
ISBN 978-1933771328
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Genome, a collection of the best essays and articles on unlocking the secrets of the Human Genome
River Cove Press, 2003. R. Stern, editor.
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Sergio Pistoi is freelance science writer and a consultant with a Ph.D. in molecular biology.
He started his career as a biomedical researcher before merging his two passions, science and communication, into a single profession. He was an intern at Scientific American and a stringer for Reuters Health.
Sergio’s credits include international outlets such as Scientific American, the New Scientist, The Lancet,Nature, the US National Public Radio (NPR), as well as popular Italian publications such as Panorama, Le Scienze, Corriere della Sera, La Stampa.
He is a member of the US National Association of Science Writers (NASW), the Italian (UGIS) andEuropean (EUSJA) Associations of Science Writers and of the Italian Medical Press Association (ASMI).
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