I obtained the Master's Degree in Materials Sciences for Cultural Heritage (LM53) at the University of Turin in 2015. In 2023 I obtained the PhD in Metrology (XXXV cycle) at the Polytechnic of Turin discussing a thesis entitled "Dimensional measurements with X-ray Computed Tomography and application to Cultural Heritage". The research work was in collaboration with the Physics Department of the University of Turin; the activity was focused on the development and application of a methodology for accurate dimensional measurements in x-ray CT using calibartion objects specifically implemented, for the final application of the tested method to historic artefacts. After the PhD, I obtained a postdoc fellowship at the Physics Department of the University of Turin; the focus of the research was neutron imaging techniques application for additive manufacturing material (metals and alloys) characterization. I'm currently enrolled as a postdoc researcher at the Department of Physics of the University of Milano Bicocca, in the field of non-invasive imaging techniques (x-ray and neutron imaging) applied to cultural heritage diagnostic and material characterisation.