América Valenzuela | |
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| Born | 1977 (age 48–49) |
| Occupation | Science Journalist |
América Jimena Valenzuela (born in 1977 inMadrid,Spain) is a Spanishscience journalist and science popularizer.
Valenzuela is a science journalist who works in radio, television, press, and the web.[1] She has a degree inChemistry.[2]
She divulges science on "Onda Cero," in the program "Por fin no es lunes," presented byJaime Cantizano.
From 2004 to 2015, she was in charge of the Radio 5 program of RNE "Ciencia al Cubo."[3] She collaborated in the late night humor and science "Órbita Laika"[4] ofLa 2 and in the program "Cámara Abierta 2.0." She has collaborated with RNE's "Las Mañanas," writing about science and health in the newspaper "El Correo" and in the now-defunct "Eureka" supplement of the newspaperEl Mundo, among others. Until 2017, she wrote in the newspaper "El Independiente."[5]
In 2010, she published "Ciencia al Cubo" with the editorial "Temas de Hoy" ofPlaneta Group.
For three years, she was part of "La noche en 24 horas" of Channel24 horas, commenting on current scientific issues. She was a reporter for "Aqui la Tierra," (about nature), atLa 1. She wrote reports and the blog "Cóctel de Ciencias" for thepop-sciencemagazineQuo, for scientific dissemination and entertainment.[1] In 2016, she wrote in the paper supplement of the newspaperEl Mundo and opinion columns in "Infolibre." She takes part in the radio program "Ya Veremos" of M80, directed and presented by Juan Luis Cano.
In 2017, she collaborated on the television programs "Dame Veneno," "en Cero," ofMovistar+, and "All you need is love ... o no" (Telecinco) withRisto Mejide.
She was a member of the Spanish Association for Scientific Communication until 2017.[6]
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