Key titles Complex Networks Researcher & Explorer, Information Design Researcher, Urban Science, Spatial Justice & Equity, Data Artists (in potenza)
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I graduated from the University of Lausanne with a major in Philosophy and Art History, complemented by a minor in History and Aesthetics of Cinema. I also pursued courses at the EPFL (Swiss Federal Technology Institute of Lausanne) in ‘Ethics for New Technologies’.
Propelled by a Dean’s Scholarship ad honorem, I enrolled in a Master of Fine Arts program at Northeastern University, specialising in Information Design and Data Visualisation. I work as Information Design Researcher at the Barabási Lab (NetSI) where I also completed my Master Thesis, and I completed a Co-Op at **MIT Senseable City Lab** as an Information Designer Specialist.
My current interests lie at the intersection of Complex Systems, the Humanities & Arts and Urban Science. I am also inquiring the field of BioDesign. I am particularly interested in how humanistic perspectives can visually artistically enrich scientific communication, fostering a meaningful and mutually beneficial Art–Science dialogue. My research fuses digital and physical technologies to build resilient systems while developing a critical systemic framework of analysis.
+41 78 778 19 63
Boston, Massachusetts **(US) Lugano, Ticino (CH)
Prospected PhD Student| exp. Sept 2026 Network Science Dep. of Physics
Boston (United States), MA
Master of Fine Arts (MFA) | Sept 2023 — Dec 2025 Information Design & Data Visualization College of Arts, Media and Design
Boston (United States), MA
EPFL_The Swiss Federal Institute of Technology**
Bachelor of Arts (BA) | Sept 2020 — June 2023 Philosophy, Art History and History & Aesthetic of Cinema
Lausanne (Switzerland), VD
Research Assistant: Prof. Albert-László Barabási + Prof. Gloria Sutton Barabási Lab + CAMD| Feb 2026 — present (exp. May 2027)
Project Data Ark: Defining Provenance Frameworks for AI Training Data CAMD Creative Catalyst Seed Grant awarded $27,000
Boston (United States), MA
Information Design Specialist Co-op MIT Senseable City Lab | June 2025 — Sept 2025
Boston (United States), MA
Information Design Specialist Barabási Lab | May 2024 — present
Boston (United States), MA
Research Assistant: Prof. Thomas Starr
Project Remembrance of Swiss Climate Futures | May 2024 — present CAMD Northeastern University Grant Recipient awarded $5,000
Boston (United States), MA
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Italian Native English Fluent French Fluent German Proficient Spanish Passive knowledge
NetSI_Network Science Institute MIT Senseable City Lab The Co-Laboratory for Data Impact DVS_Data Visualization Society CCS_Complex Systems Society MIT Design Club SJF_Schweiz Jugend Forscht