My research focuses on the diagnosis and rehabilitation of hearing loss, with particular interest in implantable hearing devices such as cochlear implants and middle ear prostheses. I am engaged in electroacoustic stimulation, hearing preservation surgery, treatment of single-sided deafness, and early pediatric implantation. I apply electrophysiological assessments to guide candidate selection and evaluate outcomes. My work emphasizes multidisciplinary care, involving speech therapists, psychologists, and neuropsychiatrists, especially in pediatric cases. With a Ph.D. in Neurobiological and Electrophysiological Sciences, I’ve combined clinical and academic work, teaching at the Universities of Verona and Ferrara. As Medical Director of hearLife Clinic, I also mentor students and support clinical training. I aim to promote research that improves implantable solutions and rehabilitation strategies through evidence-based, patient-centered approaches, particularly in complex and multicultural settings.