I am a Research Associate at the Department of Biostatistics of the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Previously, I was an "independent" postdoc and team leader of the BayesMeCOS project at the University of Florence.

 
My research is characterized by an interest in modeling missing data mechanisms, which has led me to cover diverse fields, from survey statistics to causal inference. I currently work on the formalization and implementation of models for causal analysis in clinical and environmental studies. 

During my PhD I developed methodologies for population size estimation via integration of multiple sources and in the presence of coverage errors. I am the editor of the Early Career Survey Statistician section of The Survey Statistician (read the news!). 

If you want to know more about my research activity, you can find my CV here.