Arianna Racca has a BSc in Biology (2016), University of Tuscia; MSc in Neurobiology (2019), Sapienza University of Rome; and European PhD in Neuroscience, University of Parma. They have experience in neurobehavioral models in fish species (Danio rerio, Dicentrarchus labrax, Sparus aurata), with particular focus on adaptive responses to environmental pollutants and elevated temperatures, mimicking climate change conditions in aquatic ecosystems. Their research activities also include behavioral and aggression models in fish, as well as rodent studies investigating neurobehavioral profiles across different ontogenetic stages in mice exposed to altered gravitational stimuli or subjected to prenatal and/or postnatal immune activation.