I am a philosophy researcher, currently junior assistant professor (RTDA) at the Department of Electronics, Information and Bioengineering of Politecnico di Milano. I primarily work in philosophy of science and medicine, with a focus on the role of data, digital technologies, and machine learning in knowledge production and their ethical and social implications. I am part of the META unit of humanities and social sciences at Politecnico and one of the coordinators of the PhilHead interdisciplinary network of philosophy and medicine.
Before Politecnico, I was a postdoc at the Institute of Philosophy of Leibniz Universität Hannover. I did my PhD as a member of the Bielefeld-Hannover Graduiertenkolleg 2073, a graduate school dedicated to integrating the ethics and epistemology of scientific research. Previously, I studied at the Science and Technology Studies Department of University College London and the Department of Philosophy of the University of Milan.
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Before Politecnico, I was a postdoc at the Institute of Philosophy of Leibniz Universität Hannover. I did my PhD as a member of the Bielefeld-Hannover Graduiertenkolleg 2073, a graduate school dedicated to integrating the ethics and epistemology of scientific research. Previously, I studied at the Science and Technology Studies Department of University College London and the Department of Philosophy of the University of Milan.
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- 📮 Call for abstracts now out for our Postgenomic Intersections workshop – submit your abstract and come to Milan on 2-3 March 2026!
- 🎪 At the Festival della scienza in Genova on November 2nd to speak about science and values and their intertwining in medicine.
- 🗞️ Is personalisation in health a net positive? New trade-offs emerge when personalising with big data and machine learning, as we show in a new paper in Science and Engineering Ethics.