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Current doings
- Recently achieved my Master’s Degree in Computer Science at the University of Milan, with Erasmus stay at the University of Copenhagen and thesis at Loughborough University
- Participated in the BUCA 24 fall school
- Participated in the DIMACS Workshop on Fine-Grained Complexity
- System administrator of the SimpoLab project
- looking for PhD positions in Theoretical Computer Science (see Professional interests)
- looking for positions related to Computer Science
Education
- graduated summa cum laude in the Master’s Degree in Computer Science at the University of Milan (2024), with Erasmus stay at the University of Copenhagen and thesis at Loughborough University. Thesis: Computational Models and Complexity Questions, supervisors Giovanni Pighizzini and Luca Prigioniero
- graduated summa cum laude in the Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science at the University of Milan (2019-2022). Thesis: Automi 1-limited (1-limited automata), supervisors Giovanni Pighizzini and Luca Prigioniero
- high school diploma from Liceo Scientifico Alessandro Volta (2019)
Experience
Volunteer for Audio Mostly Conference (Unimi, 2024)
Audio Mostly is a major international conference in the field of Sound and Music Computing. In 2024, the conference was held at the Department of Computer Science at the University of Milan. Volunteers were responsible for the organization of logistics, the reception of the attendees, the technical support during paper and poster sessions, and the social media coverage of the event.
Programming tutor (Unimi, 2020-2023)
Seasonal, about two months a year.
The programming tutorship offers students from Computer Science Bachelor’s degree programs who have not passed the programming exam a recovery and exercise path. The tutor’s task is to assist and accompany participating students in their independent learning journey, applying didactics concepts then studied by the ALaDDIn research lab at the University of Milan.
Organizer for the Italian Bebras competition (Unimi, 2020-22)
Seasonal, about two a month a year in the period 2020-22.
Bebras is a school-level computer science competition aimed at promoting the awareness of Informatics. The questions are proposed at an international level, and in Italy the competition is organized by the ALaDDIn research lab at the University of Milan.
The laboratory tutors, in collaboration with school teachers, translate the questions, adapt them to students of different categories and ages, and upload them to the portal. During the competitions, the help desk officials identify irregularities by interacting with the competition’s database and timely contact the responsible teachers.
Workshops and schools
- DIMACS Workshop on Fine-Grained Complexity (Rutgers University, New Brunswick, USA, 2024)
- Challenges in building Billion Users Cloud Applications (Bertinoro international Center for informatics, Venice, Italy, 2024)
Scholarships
- Tuition Fee Reduction for Academic Merit (University of Milan 2020-2024)
- Erasmus Scholarship (University of Milan, 2023)
- Thesis Abroad Scholarship (University of Milan, 2024)
- Support Funding for the DIMACS Tutorial on Fine-grained Complexity (Rutgers University, 2024)
- BUCA’24 fall school scholarship (Bertinoro international Center for informatics, 2024)
Attended conferences
Selected seminars
- One FLAT World seminar
- departmental seminars at the University of Milan, such as MUSEMI
- departmental seminars at the University of Copenhagen
- departmental seminars at Loughborough University, such as the Loughborough TCS Seminar
Conferences
- No Hat cybersecurity conference
- Audio Mostly
Projects
See home page for highlights
Skills
See dedicated page