Short Bio:

I am currently pursuing a doctoral program in Materials Science at CNRS in Strasbourg as part of the EU-funded Gap project. My research focuses on using advanced volumetric electron microscopy techniques to assess bone tissue defects and anomalies. I have a background in materials and nanotechnology engineering from the Polytechnic University of Milan, where I completed both my bachelor's and master's degrees. My previous research projects concentrated on material characterization, examining titanium dioxide nanofilm properties and delving into the VSEM characterization of human trabecular bone tissue. Equipped with strong analytical and problem-solving skills acquired during my academic pursuits, I possess a determined and adaptable approach to addressing challenges.

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Expectations about GAP:

Through the GAP MSCA project, I expect to gain advanced skills in bone fracture detection and treatment, enhance my expertise in multidisciplinary research, and prepare for a versatile scientific career.