Praise to the former London scientist after being disintegrated in Colombia | Colombia
After a part of his parachut body in a suitcase in Colombia, a tribute was paid to a scientist “passionate and devoted to himself.
Alessandro Coatti, working at the Royal Biology Association in London (RSB), was discovered at the foot of Santa Marta, a port city on the Caribbean coast. The 42 -year -old molecular biologist was traveling and researching in South America after working in London for eight years.
Santa Marta Mayor Carlos Pinedo Cuello said that an £ 9,000 prize was offered for the capture of the Italian citizen’s death.
In a statement published in X, Pinedo Cuello said, “This crime will not be unpunished. Criminals should know that the crime has no place in Santa Marta. We will follow them until they are brought to justice.”
Surrounded by Beaches and Mountains, Santa Marta, Minkca Village, Tayrona National Park and Sierra Nevada De Santa Marta Mountains, including the most popular touristic places of Colombia.
According to Associated Press, a hotel worker speaking with the Colombian newspaper El Tiempo said Coatti asked him to visit Minkca, who is famous for his organic coffee and various bird life, and that he was doing research on local animal species.
Coatti, who was a master’s degree at the University College in London, was described as “funny, hot, clever ver by his former colleagues in RSB, where he worked as a science policy officer before he was promoted to the senior science policy officer for eight years. Coatti was among the RSB representatives in June 2022 before the Parliament in June 2022 to discuss the future regulations of the UK genetic technologies.
He left the RSB at the end of 2024 to be volunteer in Ecuador and travel in South America.
“He was a passionate and dedicated scientist, leading RSB animal science work, writing a large number of applications, organizing events and evidence in the House of Commons,” RSB said in a statement. He said. “Ale will be deeply missed by everyone who is loved by everyone he works with and works with him.
“Our thoughts and best wishes go to his friends and family at this really terrible time.”
Coatti had previously mentioned his passion for his work on social media. LinkedIn announced that it focuses on ethical research and innovation, especially in animal and biomedical areas, especially in animal and biomedical areas ”.
In a February 2022 interview published on the RSB website, he discussed his transition to politics, and explained that he was motivated by a long -standing “passion for science” and “a new passion for community creation and stakeholder participation :: im I discovered that I really like the mediation and negotiation part of the role.
