Sara Laureti is a researcher at the Institute of Structure of Matter (CNR, Italy), specialized in nanostructured magnetic materials and their advanced applications. She got the PhD in Materials Science from the University of Rome “La Sapienza” and a summa cum laude degree in Chemistry. Since the beginning of her scientific career her work was devoted to the study of magnetic materials modulated at the nanoscale with a particular focus on topics such as surface and interface effects in thin films and nanoparticles, spin valve structures and magnetoresistive devices (~ 50 scientific publications, H-index=20). Her international experience includes collaborations and leadership roles in national and international research projects, including serving as Principal Investigator for the Italian FIRB project on magnetic heterostructures. She has actively contributed to EU-funded initiatives and participated in high-profile conferences and workshops as co-chair and member of organizing committees. She is also deeply committed to science communication. Her editorial contributions, including volumes and special issues, further support the interdisciplinary exchange of scientific knowledge.