I graduated with a thesis in Theoretical Physics from Sapienza University: “Ergodicity and Consensus in Simple Recommender Systems Models” under the supervision of  Professor Luciano Pietronero. I am a PhD student working in the framework of the CREF/SONY and Sapienza joint initiative.

My research mainly focuses on the dynamics of opinions on social networks and understanding how polarization and segregation emerge in this context. Particular attention is given to the emergence of novelties and innovation and how they arise in many situations, from technological to social and economic. I am also interested in economic complexity and the application of existing methods to new datasets and situations, with a particular focus on firm networks. I also want to explore theoretical aspects of data-driven methodologies and algorithms applied in economics.