Valentina Tudisca coordinates the research group Social Studies on Science, Education, Communication (COMESE), whose main purpose is the understanding and enhancement of the relationships between science, politics and society. Among her research interests: science communication; the relationship between evidence and decision-making processes; representations of international migration and migrants in the media and textbooks; participatory teaching. Transversal to the various thematic areas is the use of participatory methodologies to involve the various social actors in the research activities.
One of her peculiarities is the interdisciplinarity of her research path, which began with physics, the subject in which he earned his doctorate, to arrive at the study of the relationship between science and society through a two-year master's degree in science communication achieved at the International School. Superior of Advanced Studies of Trieste.
Furthermore, in parallel with her research activity, she has been actively involved in science communication, collaborating with various publications such as Know, National Geographic Italy, TodayScience, winning three national science journalism awards.