Pouria Nazemi is a science journalist, writer, and science communicator with more than two decades of experience in Persian-language media. His work focuses on astronomy, the history and philosophy of science, and the cultural meaning of scientific discovery. Over the years, he has written hundreds of articles, features, and essays that aim to make complex scientific ideas accessible to general audiences. Nazemi holds a BSc in mathematics and an MA in Digital Innovation in Journalism Studies from Concordia University in Montreal. His work often explores the intersection of science, culture, and storytelling, combining rigorous scientific reporting with narrative approaches that connect science to everyday human experience. He has collaborated with a wide range of media outlets and science communication initiatives in Iran and internationally, and he continues to develop bilingual projects that promote science literacy and critical thinking for global audiences. Currently based in Canada, Nazemi is involved in several digital media and science-communication initiatives, including podcasting, long-form journalism, and educational storytelling projects that bring science closer to the public.