Currently a postdoc in ML Privacy and Security at the Technical University of Munich.
From 10/2022 to 10/2024, I was a postdoc at Sapienza in anomaly detection and explainability. During this period (June-September 2023), I spent time at my current research group, RDS working on graph counterfactual explainability.
I received my PhD in Computer Science from the Sapienza University of Rome in 2022 with a thesis on “Latent Deep Sequential Learning of Behavioural Sequences”. In Rome, I worked in the AIIM - formerly IIM - group advised by Paola Velardi and Giovanni Stilo. I then worked as a senior researcher at the Department of Computer Science in Sapienza in anomaly detection for social isolation disorders (February - September 2022).
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PhD in Computer Science, 2022
Sapienza University of Rome
MSc in Computer Science (Grade 110/110 with honors; GPA 4.00, top 1%), 2018
Sapienza University of Rome
BSc in Computer Science (Grade 110/110; GPA 4.00, top 1%), 2016
Sapienza University of Rome
Competition procedure: AR-B 03/2022
I worked on anomaly detection in various tasks such as video understanding (in collaboration with PINlab), and behavioral and health time series (in collaboration with prof. Velardi). I also worked in counterfactual explainability in graph classification tasks (in collaboration with AIIM) where I mentored Mario Alfonso Prado-Romero (Gran Sasso Science Institute) and highly contributed to the technological transfer of GRETEL.
Competition procedure: BS-S 6/2021
Coordinated research and implementation of innovative deep learning algorithms to predict anomalous events in patient behavioural time series.
Competition procedure: BS-J 7/2017
Extended the UCrawler framework for crawling and scraping content of research articles and citation graphs on DBLP and SemanticScholar. During this period, I also completed my master’s thesis.