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I was born in 1985 in Priverno (LT), Italy. I earned my degree in Electronic Engineering from the Faculty of Engineering at Sapienza University of Rome in 2013, and completed a Ph.D. in Mathematical Models for Engineering, Electromagnetism, and Nanosciences (curriculum in Mathematics for Engineering) at the same university in 2017.

I am currently an Associate Professor in Mathematics at the Department of Economics, Roma Tre University, where I teach two mathematics courses.

My research interests lie in functional analysis, wavelet analysis, series expansions in Hilbert spaces, and multi-agent systems. I explore the application of these theoretical frameworks to data science and finance, with a particular focus on energy finance. My past and current research also includes special functions, signal theory, robotics, and mathematical biology.

The data I usually work with includes energy futures prices, Twitter data (I have a Twitter developer account), and Facebook data (as the recipient of the Facebook and Social Science One data grant, serving as a co-investigator).

I am on the Editorial Board of SN Business & Economics, American Journal of Applied Sciences, Yugoslav Journal of Operations Research, PLOS ONE and Frontiers in Physics. I was visiting professor at the Mathematics and Statistics Department of Florida International University (2022) where I also taught lectures on frames, waveform dictionaries, and Gabor/ wavelet expansions in finance. In 2024, I was also a visiting scholar at the Department of Accounting and Financial Management, Northumbria University.

On this website, you’ll find information about my publications and preprints, academic biography, and teaching activities. Feedback, insights, and suggestions regarding the site’s content are always welcome.

Funny stuff: My Erdős number is 3; I have been cited in the OEIS database (The On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences) in two number sequences, A003188 and A003010; my formula involving π is cited on the Wikipedia page List of formulae involving π.