Martina Rossella Barberi is currently an university student of the degree course in Applied Pharmaceutical Sciences with a curriculum in Environmental and Food Toxicology at the University. After her graduation, she intends to continue her career at the Degree Course in Forensic and Sports Clinical Chemistry. During her studies, she consolidated and is consolidating her passion and her knowledges in Toxicology to be put into practice for her next profession in the field of Criminalistics. She has been participating training courses, webinars and seminars dedicated to forensic sciences. In addition, she attended some courses about: digital forensics, investigative criminology, "first intervention on the place of the crime" and she partecipated at the 1st National Congress about the role of forensic sciences in Cold Cases. She was co-author of the manual "Il Palazzo di Ade- Manuale per il moderno criminologo" on topics on criminology and forensic sciences. She curates a scientific popularization column in which, through videos, she exposes various topics about toxicology and activities on crime scene. In addition, she has written articles published online and she have experience as a speaker at various online conferences, including global conferences on forensic science.