Are you a representative from an innovative start-up company, public research institution/association or academic research group active in computational chemistry or materials science applications, and are you looking for new ways to expand your commercial R&D services and products, your number of publication citations, or simply your overall visibility in the scientific community? I can certainly help you with that! My name is Dr. Gabriele Mogni, and I am a freelance commercial and communication developer for materials science applications (you can read more about me on my LinkedIn profile).

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I am already registered as an independent freelance consultant in my country of residence (Belgium), and therefore I am immediately available to collaborate with your company or institution remotely and on a flexible part-time project basis. In particular, I am available to work on any of the following roles:

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- Support Scientist: I can produce written documentation, as well as video tutorials, for explaining your software or platform. You can find some examples of this type of work that I did for the Mat3ra materials discovery cloud platform under the following links: online documentation, and video tutorials. Furthermore, you can find some additional examples of outreach blog posts that I made for another similar start-up company called Virtual Lab Inc., that also develops a materials simulation cloud platform called Materials Square, under the following links:

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• Example blog post 1: Mechanical Properties of Polymers

• Example blog post 2: Dielectric Properties of Polymers

• Example blog post 3: Viscoelastic properties of polymers

• Example blog post 4: Solubility of Polymers

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- Social Media Marketing, Communication and Users Community-building: I can conduct marketing and dissemination campaigns for advertising and communicating your product, services or academic publications, thanks to my extensive social media networks of expert contacts in the world of scientific computing. Social media communication is in fact a powerful tool for finding new clients and/or collaboration partners, and to significantly grow the number of citations of your publications. I can do so in particular with the help of platforms such as LinkedIn and Facebook, where I administer several large specialized groups on computational science topics, with over 200,000 members in total. Being manager of such social media communities in fact allows me to greatly increase the visibility of any advertisement, announcement or publication that is posted there, for example via the following built-in functionalities: 

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• Post a visual advertisement as a clearly visible main banner image on top of each social media group/page.

• Feature the main announcement message as a pinned post at the top of each group/page, to keep it visible for longer on top of all other regular posts.

• Include an advertisement banner with relevant web links within the latest scientific news articles that I find, summarize and share regularly every day across the various communities, in order to keep them interesting, up-to-date and engaging. Please find the examples of such regular daily news posts under my Blog.

• Send special notifications and reminders of certain announcement posts to all members of each group simultaneously, about once a week on average, using the LinkedIn and Facebook built-in notification functionalities available to group admins.

• Jump into relevant interactive discussions within chat communities associated with the main social media groups, via instant messaging apps such as Messenger and WhatsApp, thus encouraging members to ask questions and engage into dynamic conversations about any specialized product, service or research publication that may be of interest to them.

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- Webinars and Events: I can help your company or organization connect with the European materials and chemicals modelling community, via the organization and participation of events (online or in real life), such as workshops, meetings, webinars, conferences, video-calls, visits etc... In fact, I happen to be located in Brussels (Belgium), which is at the geographical center of a lively R&D ecosystem, especially in the field of electronic structure materials modeling (e.g. the SIESTA group in San Sebastian, Spain, the CASTEP group in Cambridge, UK, the ABINIT group in Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium, the VASP group in Vienna, Austria, the Quantum Espresso group in Trieste, Italy, the MARVEL group in Lausanne, Switzerland etc...) Many of these stakeholders in materials modeling are furthermore involved in the activities of the EMMC, of which I am also an active member, as well as in the European Network of Centers of Excellence in computational science applications. Finally, Brussels is home to numerous European Union institutions managing the EU's Horizon Europe research program (the world's largest single multi-annual budget for R&D of nearly 100 billion euros), including most notably the European Research Council and the European Innovation Council. Please visit also the CORDIS search engine to search through the list of ongoing EU Horizon projects.

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Please also find under the following link the list of webinars organized under one of my previous collaborations with Materials Square, for which I was in many of them personally responsible for finding/inviting the speaker and acting as the main host (chair) of the event. You can find some examples of such webinars that I personally organized under the video recordings available below: ​

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