Massimo Temporelli graduated in Physics at the University of Milan in 2001. In 2003 he becomes curator of the National Museum of Science and Technology in Milan and in 2005 he is appointed head of the Communication Department. For several years he has worked as a consultant for radio broadcasts about topics like history of technology, given lectures and workshops in high schools, universities (Ied and Università Cattolica) and masters (master Giornalismo, master Mediaset, master Bocconi, master Cattolica), and written for various magazines. Since 2012 he has been professor of experimental physics on Oilproject platform, the largest online school in Italy. In October 2012 he took part to the TED held in Florence at Palazzo Vecchio. He is currently working as a freelance consultant and on the organization of temporary and permanent exhibitions, cultural events, publishing. Massimo is also a successful author with his work: The code of inventions. From Leonardo da Vinci to Steve Jobs, released in 2013, and has collaborated as an author to the latest book by Aldo Grasso, “History and culture of Italian television”, Mondadori.