Publishing expert and policy analyst with a research background in anthropology, history, and classics. She earned her PhD in Classics and Anthropology from Université Paris Cité and the University of Pisa. In her early career, she served as a scholar and research assistant at the École Française d'Athènes, Oxford University, and Fondation Hardt, and she lectured in Ancient history at Université Paris Cité from 2016 to 2019. Currently, Eleonora works at Frontiers, a leading Gold Open Access publisher, where she provides analysis and guidance on STI policies to strategically maintain Frontiers' leadership at the forefront of the open science movement. She is a certified research integrity trainer, leading training initiatives across institutions to foster an academic ethics culture, and serves on several committees aimed at advancing research development.