About

Ciao! I am a PhD student in computer science at Sorbonne University, within ISIR and the MEERA research group, working under the supervision of Giulia De Masi and Antonio Celani. The project is funded by Marine Weather Intelligence, a French deeptech startup building AI-driven solutions to improve routing, weather forecasting, and maritime safety.

My research spans ocean and atmosphere modeling, multi-objective weather routing, and ship model calibration, all tackled with a data-driven approach that relies on forecast, historical, and sensor data. I am particularly interested in incorporating uncertainty and expert knowledge into navigation systems, for example to minimize the risk of routing vessels into hazardous weather.

During my Master’s in Physics of Data, I also worked on multi-agent systems, in particular LLM swarms, and on generative network models, which I applied to understand the dynamics of platforms in the Fediverse.

Beyond my academic and professional pursuits, I am also a passionate handbalancer! This unique discipline allows me to deeply experience the mechanisms of human learning, which I find extremely fascinating. Here you can find part of a short performance I did many years ago: Handbalance act.

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