I received his bachelor in Clinical Engineering in Italy, at the University of Rome ‘’La Sapienza’’ in 2016. Subsequently I moved to the Netherlands for a master of science in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Twente, in the track of Neural & Motor Systems. I graduated in 2019, with a thesis investigating the effects of the intensity of electrical stimuli applied to the skin on the EEG signals associated with a sensation of pain. During my master, I also worked as a visiting research scholar at the Shirley Ryan Ability Lab in Chicago on a project to detect falls of amputees using smartphones. In March 2019, I started working at Roessingh Research and Development as junior researcher and PhD candidate. My area of expertise is the development and validation of algorithms to detect and predict clinical outcomes, with a strong interest in machine learning. I am particularly focused in the detection of fatigue using wearable sensors, which is core of my work in the BIONIC project.