Giovanni Cirillo is a senior neurologist and a neuroscientist at the University of Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli”, Naples (Italy). Upon graduation from Summa cum Laude in Medicine and Surgery at the Second University of Naples in 2007, he joined the I Division of Neurology of the Second University of Naples as a resident in Neurology. During the PhD program, he attended the University Campus-Biomedico in Rome and was involved in scientific projects using transcranial magnetic stimulation. His research aptitude was appreciated when was involved in several research projects, regarding Parkinson’s disease and clinical neurophysiology. He is the author of different research papers, ranging from neurobiology to advanced imaging and clinical papers with particular interest in medical education and teaching points. He has produced several research papers on the role of reactive glial cells in the maladaptive synaptic plasticity in the central nervous system after peripheral nerve injury. Nowadays, he is a senior neurologist and a clinical neurophysiologist who treats neurological patients on the one side and an assistant professor in neuroanatomy and neuroscientist on the other side.