Published a paper on full-field surrogate modeling of cardiac function encoding geometrical variability; Oden-Hughes award for the best paper in CMAME in the years 2022-2023; Finalist of the ECCOMAS PhD Olympiad; Winner of the MIT Critical Care Datathon.
Research Experience
Currently Senior Research Scientist at Pasteur Labs & ISI. Previously, a postdoctoral researcher in the Cardiovascular Biomechanics Computation Lab led by Professor Alison Marsden at Stanford University. Worked on the iHEART project aimed at creating a fully integrated human heart for accurate and efficient numerical simulation of cardiac function. One of the main developers of lifeX, a high-performance computing C++ library for multi-scale and multi-physics simulations based on the deal.II Finite Element core. Contributed to the suite of applications within SimVascular.
Education
PhD in Mathematical Models and Methods for Engineering from Politecnico di Milano, supervised by Professor Alfio Quarteroni; Master of Science in Computational Science and Engineering from Politecnico di Milano; Bachelor of Science in Mathematical Engineering from Politecnico di Milano.
Background
Research interests lie in multi-physics and multi-scale mathematical modeling, numerical methods, reduced-order modeling, and uncertainty quantification, with a focus on AI-driven, physics-informed active digital twins.
Miscellany
Research visits include Perlinck Lab at Technische Universiteit Delft, Cardiac Electromechanics Research Group at King's College London, and Trayanova Lab at Johns Hopkins University.