I'm a PostDoc at Sapienza Università di Roma, working on the project Phase transitions in Random Loop models (P.I. Lorenzo Taggi).

My interests lie at the interface between probability, statistical physics and game theory. 

My research mostly focuses on stochastic processes and algorithms on networks: random walks on random graphs (mixing, hitting and cover times), exchange/redistribution models, opinion dynamics, network games.

I am also interested in probabilistic models inspired by statistical physics, such as random forests and random loop soups.

Short CV

• Since September 2022: 

Postdoc (IT: Assegnista) at Department of Mathematics (Sapienza) 

Host: Lorenzo Taggi

Project: Phase transitions in Random Loop models

• September 2021 - August 2022:

Postdoc at Mathematical Institute (Leiden University)

Host: Luca Avena

Project: NETWORKS

• December 2019 - August 2021:

Postdoc (IT: Assegnista) at Department of Economics and Finance (Luiss)

Host: Marco Scarsini

Project: Markov chains and games on networks

• November 2016 - April 2020

PhD student at Department of Mathematics and Physics (Roma Tre)

Advisor: Pietro Caputo

Title of the thesis: Mixing and cover time on sparse random digraphs

• January 2014 - June 2016

MSc in Applied Mathematics at Mathematical Institute (Leiden University)

Supervisors: Luca Avena and Diego Garlaschelli

Title of the thesis: Spectral techniques of community detection