Átila Iamarino is a biologist and one of Brazil's leading science communicators, known for translating complex scientific topics — especially virology and epidemiology — for the general public. He gained national prominence during the Covid-19 pandemic as one of the most listened-to technical voices in public debate.
His reading list reveals a curious and cross-disciplinary profile: he recommends works that challenge our understanding of what it means to be human and how we make decisions. From Kevin Kelly to Nick Lane, passing through David McRaney, the books span the philosophy of technology, deep evolutionary biology, and cognitive psychology — always with a scientific and questioning bent.
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