Welcome!
Thank you for visiting my personal website! Here you will find a collection of my interests in science and beyond. I am currently navigating my third year as a PhD student at the Department of Physics of the University of Padova, within the LIPh lab under the supervision of Samir Suweis. My research activity involves the application of statistical physics tools such as Langevin models, disordered systems theory and machine learning to decipher large 'omic' data. Specifically, I am focusing on gut microbiomes, with the aim of uncovering the key factors influencing gastrointestinal dynamics, determinants of health and disease. I am also developing novel bioinformatics tools to generate novel multi-'omic and biologically consistent data. Beyond academia, my passion lies in connecting with people from diverse backgrounds. Coming from a quiet town in the Veronese countryside, my innate curiosity drives an overwhelming interest in the tapestry of the world. Engaging with people of different experiences not only broadens my understanding, but also brings unique perspectives to collaborative endeavours. The prospect of joining forces to explore the limitless possibilities together keeps me hopeful that there is always room for improvement. In my spare time, I take great pleasure in delving into readings from various disciplines such as economics, anthropology, history and politics. In the broader context of human knowledge, science is even more surprising than scientists think.
