By: Imma Perfetto
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Imma Perfetto is a science journalist at Cosmos. She specializes in themes related to climate change, environmental issues, and applied sciences, often exploring topics such as wildlife, healthcare, and space, with a particular focus on Australia. Imma's work has been featured in Space Today, COSMOS Media Pty Ltd., NewsBreak, and Environmental Post Ledger.
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Imma Perfetto's coverage predominantly focuses on scientific themes, particularly around medical research, climate change, fossils, conservation, and animal behavior. Her articles often cite data to support the insights provided.
Given her focus on citing data and covering a wide array of scientific topics with a global perspective, she may be interested in pitches from experts who can provide well-documented and fact-based insights into these areas. Whether it’s breakthroughs in medical research or innovative conservation efforts related to climate change impact on wildlife habitats.
Sources that offer empirical evidence or have access to compelling datasets relevant to the covered topics would likely resonate well with Imma's approach. Additionally, experts who can explain complex scientific concepts in an accessible manner may find success when reaching out for potential collaborations or interviews.
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