Hey there! I’m a Ph.D. student at Sapienza University of Rome, and I’m part of the Gladia research group led by Professor Emanuele Rodolà.
My research interests primarily revolve around Artificial Intelligence, with a focus on representation learning and model compositionality. Specifically, I am intrigued by the mechanisms through which various neural models acquire similar representations, as well as the potential for model compositionality to enhance AI systems.
I believe that reproducibility is the backbone of science, which is why I make sure to write clean, well-organized, and documented code. Plus, staying up-to-date with the latest technological advancements is something that gets me excited, and I am always eager to explore the ever-changing landscape of AI.
As a long-time Linux user and open-source enthusiast, I take great satisfaction in contributing to the community whenever possible. I find it to be an immensely rewarding experience, and I believe that collaborative efforts can help foster an environment of knowledge-sharing and innovation.
Ph.D. in Computer Science
Sapienza University of Rome
School of Artificial Intelligence, 2019
Pi School
Designed the course lab sessions to explain and show to the students fundamentals and cutting-edge techniques in many areas of deep learning.
Latest course material with interactive notebooks available here.
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