About Me

Introduction

I am a lead developer and AI researcher at SurgiQ, in Genova, Italy.

My work mainly focuses on designing and developing Artificial Intelligence, based on logic and reasoning, capable of solving complex tasks for the healthcare sector, generating and managing efficient schedulings for both surgical and non-surgical patients.

Educations

  • University of Genova

    • Master's degree in Computer Engineering, 2019 - 2021.
    Final Grade: 110/110 cum Laude
    Thesis: Artificial Intelligence techniques and applicative tools for hospital rehabilitation sessions rescheduling

  • University of Genova

    • Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering, 2016 - 2019.
    Thesis: Platform Game development for Android devices in Unity environment

    Experiences

  • Systems Architect - SurgiQ

    • from December 2021 to Present.

  • Researcher - University of Genova

    • Activity: Recognition of human activities using neural networks, from July 2021 to October 2021.

  • Administrative assistant - University of Genova

    • from July 2019 to December 2019.

    Publications

    Scientific publications


  • Rescheduling rehabilitation sessions with answer set programming

    • Journal of Logic and Computation - Oxford University, 2023

    Literary publications


  • Guida storico-artistica “Chiesa della Ss. Annunziata di Portoria Santa Caterina da Genova

    • Museo dei Beni Culturali Cappuccini, 2020

  • Verrà il mattino e avrà un tuo verso - XVI Edizione

    • Aletti Editore, 2019

  • Racconti Liguri - Edizione 2017

    • Historica, 2019

  • Lontane realtà

    • Streetlib, 2017

    Awards

    Academic Competition Awards

  • 3rd Place Start Cup 2021, Unige
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  • 3rd Place Award of 2020 startup contest by Wylab & Unige [report]

    • Literary Awards

  • Finalist at poem contest “Verrà il mattino e avrà un tuo verso”, 2019
  • Winner of litterary contest "Racconti liguri", 2017
  • Contest "Io dono, voce del verbo" award, 2015
    • Lion Club Genova Host, award for the essay “La rappresentazione del dono e la sua storia”