
Accomplished Translational Immuno-Oncology Scientist with a PhD in Biological Signaling Studies (Summa Cum Laude) and extensive expertise in cancer immunology, glyco-oncology, and targeted therapeutic development. Currently a Postdoctoral Visiting Fellow at the National Cancer Institute, leading mechanistic preclinical studies on combinatorial immunotherapy strategies to drive next-generation immune-engaging cancer therapies. Skilled in T-cell biology, biomarker discovery, immune profiling, cell-based assay design, and molecular biology techniques, with a strong track record in translational research bridging preclinical discovery to early clinical development. Proven ability to develop innovative biologic tools, execute complex mechanistic studies, and lead multidisciplinary collaborations, contributing to high-impact research across Europe and the United States. Recognized for scientific leadership, mentorship, and communication, with a passion for advancing transformative immunotherapies that improve patient outcomes globally.
Developed click-chemistry–based molecular tools for targeted delivery of anti-tumoral agents, achieving improvement in selective tumor-cell targeting and advancing next-generation precision biologics and antibody-drug conjugate platforms.
Italian (native) | English (professional proficiency) | German (basic) | Spanish (basic)
Artificial Intelligence in medicine (2026), Translational Research in Clinical Oncology (2026), Principles of Clinical Pharmacology (2025), Statistics for Biomedical Researchers (2024), Biomedical Business Development for Scientists (2024)
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