Institute for Systems Genetics | Davoli lab
Ciao, I’m Fabio! I’m a postdoctoral researcher at the Institute of Systems Genetics at NYU, where I started in April 2025. I’m originally from Parma, a charming city in northern Italy (yes, Prosciutto and Parmigiano cheese really do come from there haha!). After earning my master’s degree in Pisa, I completed a PhD in computational biology at the European Institute of Oncology in Milan.
My research in Davoli's lab explores the molecular evolution of the cancer genome with a specific focus on aneuploidy and the immune system.
Since arriving in New York, I’ve found a wonderfully cohesive postdoc community - something I hadn’t expected but truly value. Soon after starting, I began volunteering at postdoc coffee hours and participating in community events, which helped me feel part of something and helped me find very nice people.
Outside of research, I’m passionate about the performing arts. Broadway and off-Broadway productions, concerts of all kinds, ballet, and opera are among my favorite pastimes. If elected, I’d love to keep finding ways to connect people through art or even sports events.
I love organizing activities that bring people together. Back in Pisa, my friends and I founded a collective that hosted monthly poetry slams and stand-up comedy nights in local theaters, where I managed event communications - designing flyers, promoting on social media, and coordinating with theater staff.