My research interests are quite vast and span a number of topics in mathematical physics and mathematical biology, including epidemiology, disease modelling and applied bifurcation theory. At CORe, I provide expertise in the modelling aspects of a variety of clinical problems, including recent contributions to understanding therapeutic lags in Relapse Remitting Multiple Sclerosis, efficacy of switches in index therapy and epidemiological aspects of immunotherapies.

I hold a Laurea in Theoretical Physics from the University of Parma in Italy and a PhD in mathematical physics from Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne. I have been a Postdoctoral Researcher in mathematical biology at the Department of Mathematics of Melbourne University and a Postdoctoral fellow in computational neurosciences at the Brain Sciences Institute, in Melbourne.