I graduated in Medicine in 2007 and trained in Anaesthetics, Intensive Care, and Hyperbaric Medicine in 2012 at the University of Trieste (Italy). I started my research activities during medical school exploring electroencephalography predictors of outcome after traumatic brain injury.  After a Research Fellowship spent at the Coma Science Group in Liège (Belgium), I explored novel and established neurophysiological biomarkers of recovery of consciousness following brain injury. 

In 2012, I moved to the UK as Clinical Fellow in Intensive Care at the General Intensive Care Unit of the University College Hospital in London and in the same year obtained the first Fellowship in Echocardiography in Critical Care at St.George's Hospital. Afterwards, I completed my advanced training in Neuroanaesthesia and Neurointensive Care Medicine at both the Neurosurgical Intensive Care Unit (National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, UCLH London) and Neurosciences Critical Care Unit (Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge). 

In 2013, I obtained a MSc in Pediatric Intensive Care Medicine at the Catholic University in Rome (Italy).

In 2015, I was appointed Locum Clinical Lecturer at the University Department of Anaesthesia at the University of Cambridge and collaborated in several large multi-centre studies in NeuroCritical Care. 

I also participated in several others highly competitive graduate programs related to Space Medicine (European Astronaut Centre, European Space Agency), Brain Plasticity (Utrecht University), and International Bioethics (Harvard Medical School, Harvard University).

Since May 2016, I am a Consultant in Neuroanaesthesia and Neurocritical Care at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford and have taken up the role of Research Lead in Neurocritical Care.

I am a part-time DPhil Student in Clinical Neurosciences and was awarded one of the competitive NIHR Doctoral Research Fellowships to explore electrophysiological signatures of neurological recovery and acute alterations of consciousness after traumatic brain injury.

I am interested in the clinical and research development of Continuous Critical Care ElectroEncephaloGraphy (CCCEEG), and I lead the set up of the CCCEEG service at the Neurosciences Intensive Care Unit at the John Radcliffe Hospital (OUH NHS FT).

Since 2020, I am an elected Council member of the NeuroAnaesthesia and Critical Care Society of UK and Ireland.