About.
I am an Assistant Professor (fixed term) at the University of Paris and a researcher at the
Research Center in Epidemiology and Statistics Université de Paris, CRESS-U1153. Before that, I was a Research Associate at The Alan Turing Institute and Imperial College London, under the
Grand Challenge "Monitoring Complex Systems with Rare High Consequence Events".
My main research interests are network meta-analysis and living network meta-analysis for meta-research and dynamic network approaches for the study of multimorbidity progression in chronic diseases.
I am also involved in statistical methods for dynamic treatment regimes in personalised medicine.
More specifically, I work on:
- multivariate mixed models for meta-research
- nonparametric latent feature models
- dimensionality reduction/clustering
- computational Bayesian inference
Education.
PhD in Statistics, Imperial College LondonMRes in Mathematical Sciences, Imperial College London
MSc in Statistical Sciences, University of Florence
BSc in Statistics, University of Florence