- BSc degree in Environmental sciences at Sapienza University of Rome.- MSc degree in Environmental sciences at University of Insubria.- Collaborator of research for the InsubrePolar project at Toolik Field Station, Alaska during the 2#N/A23 season.- PhD student in Sustainable Development and Climate change at IUSS Pavia and University of Insubria.

The effects of climate change on permafrost environments and related ecosystems in polar and alpine regions will be the main focus of the research.The research will look into possible sources of greenhouse gases (GHGs) such as CO2 or CH4 from thawing permafrost, as well as the connections between the Earth System and climate, associated hazards, and how to better model potential future impact scenarios.