After obtaining a three-year degree in Astronomy at the Alma Mater Studiorum in Bologna, I had the opportunity to attend the Master’s Degree in Science Teaching and Communication, a newly established course of study based on modern Science Education, within which I selected the curriculum in Science Communication in Museums. Finally, I attended a  Master’s degree in Scientific Communication at the University of Parma to specialize in the communication sector.

I am involved in scientific outreach and dissemination activities at the “Enrico Fermi Historical Museum of Physics and Study and Research Center” in Rome, where I hold a junior scholarship. Specifically, as part of the “Bringing Science into Schools and Society” project, I carry out guided tours at the Museum (both for citizens and school groups) and dedicate myself to designing and producing teaching material for secondary schools.