I joined SAMBa right before pandemic in February 2020 as an aligned student and I worked on statistical methods and techniques to answer the question: “Can we hear evidence for weather and climate change using underwater acoustics?”.

After my PhD I moved to the Politecnico of Turin as a research associate working on space weather forecast using machine and deep learning models. I am now a research Fellow at the University of Southampton working on the SOUNDSCALE project where I use Statistical and Mathematical methods to help shape the cities of the future.

Before joining SAMBa I did my undergraduate and masters at the university of Milano-Bicocca where I studied Mathematics and I specialised on numerical analysis methods. My bachelor thesis focused on numerical methods to solve initial value problems while in my masters I focused on machine learning from the perspective of kernel methods.