I am a researcher with a background in social sciences, geography, and urban studies. I began my academic journey at the University of Trento, where I initially focused on social sciences. Later, my interests moved towards the relationship between human presence and natural environment. My passion for geography deepened during my studies at the University of Turin, where I became particularly interested in urban studies, geomorphology, and natural hazards. During that period I gained expertise in fieldwork relieves and GIS analysis, aimed at analyzing the spatial component of environmental risks. I also aquaired skills in cartography, exploring multidisciplinary approaches to create technical and thematic maps. Currently, I am working at the University of Turin in the Department of Earth Sciences, where I hold a research fellowship. My current investigations focus on integrate these diverse areas of expertise within the framework of urban geomorphology.