Bio

I am a researcher in Applied Mathematics and Computer Graphics, currently working as a fixed-term researcher at IMATI - CNR (Institute of Applied Mathematics and Information Technology - National Research Council) in Genoa, Italy.

Education

I earned my Ph.D. in Mathematics and Applications at the University of Genoa in collaboration with CNR-IMATI, within the ERC Advanced Grant “CHANGE” project. My doctoral research focused on “Analysis and Generation of Quality Polytopal Meshes”, developing novel quality indicators for the Virtual Element Method. Previously, I obtained a Master’s degree in Mathematics at the University of Turin with a thesis on “Methods for Surface Decomposition and Applications”, and a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics at the University of Genoa with the thesis “Shape Analysis and Surface Quadrangulation”.

Work experience