Matteo Cucchi

Background

About Matteo Cucchi

Inquisitive, novelty-seeking, abstract thinker. My technical background in bioelectronics and my editorial experience in biotech put me in a unique position to recognize early-on potential biomedical innovation. Skilled in evaluating cutting-edge research, identifying breakthrough potential, and driving impactful solutions across multiple disciplines. I am capable of understanding deep tech even if not perfectly aligned with my know-how, and discussing with experts. Passionate about bridging the gap between research and application, with expertise in biomedical solutions, from implantable devices to in vitro platforms, from applied physics to life science. I believe it is essential to bring together people and ideas to discover the next breakthrough. I am always trying to connect the dots, to find different perspectives, to challenge opinions. Senior Scientific Editor @ Nature Communications Freelancing Editor @ Nature Biomedical Engineering Freelancing Editor @ Nature Sensors Advisory Editor @ npj Biomedical Innovations PhD in physics @ TU Dresden Postdoc in Neural Engineering @EPFL ITA > DEU > CH > DEU Specialties: Bioelectronics | Neural interfaces | Publishing | I educate, refine, and sharpen myself. Constantly. I am a material scientist by training, with PhD in physics and a Postdoc in neuroengineering, drawn toward machine learning and biology. Voracious reader, and resourceful learner. I work well independently and in teams. I acquired plenty of experience in supervising and mentoring. I am a scientific editor at Springer Nature, handling manuscripts related to bioelectronics, biomedical devices, and biotech. The opinions expressed in my posts and comments are my own