After completing a bachelor's degree in biomedical engineering at the University of Padua in 2021, he continued his academic journey by obtaining a master's degree at the Polytechnic University of Milan in 2023, still in the same field. Currently, he is a PhD student under the guidance of professors Riccardo Barbieri and Simona Ferrante, and he is involved in the research project Calhubria in collaboration with the Carlo Besta Neurological Institute Foundation IRCCS.
Within the context of the Calhubria project, his primary objective is the development of predictive models based on artificial intelligence to optimize therapies for rare neurological diseases, with particular attention to the transparency and explainability of such models.
His research interests range from signal processing, machine learning, and the devepment of decision support systems to optimize the care of patients. Simultaneously, he explores privacy protection in decentralized learning.