I am Assistant Professor (Maitre des Conférences) at the Institute Lavoisier of Versailles, a research center of the University of Paris-Saclay (CNRS, UVSQ, UMR 8180) since September 2024. My research focuses on combining techniques based on electrochemistry and different physico-chemical phenomena to study chemical systems at a single-entity level. In 2016, I obtained a Master in Photochemistry and Molecular Materials from "Alma Mater Studiorum" University of Bologna, Italy. Then, I moved to Bordeaux in France, where in 2019 I became PhD in Physical Chemistry (under the supervision of Prof. Neso Sojic) with a project centered on the electrochemilumunescence phenomenon (applied to nanochannels, micropores, single-cell microscopy, bipolar electrochemistry). From January 2020 and for the successive three years, I continued my research experience as postdoc in Prof. Jeffrey E. Dick's group (first at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and then at Purdue University, Indiana). It has been a great opportunity to learn stochastic collision electrochemistry and single droplets electrochemistry, all coupled with epifluorescence microscopy. In 2023, I joined the group of Dr. Frédérik Kanoufi at the University Paris-Cité. Nanohydrogels have been my new topic and I combined electrochemistry and different label-free microscopies to study their dinamics at an individual level.