Tibi Puiu is a science journalist and co‑founder of ZME Science, where he has been writing since 2007 and has become known for his clear, data‑driven reporting on emerging technology, physics, climate, and space. His work blends scientific rigor with accessible storytelling, making complex research understandable to a broad audience. He holds a B.Sc. in mechanical engineering and an M.Sc. in renewable energy systems, a background that deeply informs his coverage of energy, sustainability, and technological innovation.

Across his career, Puiu has written extensively on topics ranging from astronomy and biology to AI, genetics, and environmental science, often highlighting cutting‑edge discoveries and the researchers behind them. His articles appear not only on ZME Science but also across platforms such as MSN, Flipboard, AlterNet, and the Genetic Literacy Project, reflecting his broad reach and reputation in the science communication community. His reporting style is noted for its emphasis on robust research, industry insights, and clear explanations, making him a reliable voice for readers seeking scientifically grounded information.

Beyond journalism, Puiu is known for his eclectic personal interests — from making experimental music on his computer to caring for his cats — a playful contrast to the high‑precision scientific topics he covers. His curiosity-driven approach and long-standing commitment to science communication have helped shape ZME Science into a respected platform for accessible, engaging, and globally relevant scientific reporting.