Angelos Alexopoulos is a journalist, writer and researcher at TO BHMA, where his work examines how science and technology intersect with public policy and society. His journalism spans long-form reporting, analysis, interviews and dialogues, with a particular interest in how new forms of knowledge and technological change reshape institutions, public life and collective choices. He spent nearly two decades living and working in Ireland and Switzerland, an international trajectory that shaped both his academic and professional career. He holds a PhD in Organisational Behaviour and Human Resource Management from Dublin City University and worked at CERN, where he designed and led international science education and public-engagement programmes. His work in European research and innovation has also spanned knowledge transfer, entrepreneurship and research-driven ecosystem development.