I studied Medicine in Rome and, after completing my medical degree in 2015, I began the residency in Medical Oncology in Verona. During my residency, I was involved in clinical and translational research focused on pancreatic cancer and early-phase clinical trials. After completing my residency in 2021, I started a PhD in Molecular Medicine at the University of Turin. Currently, I am spending one and a half years as a research fellow at the Dieter Saur Lab (TUM, Klinikum rechts der Isar), where I am studying the anticancer effects of high-dose vitamin C and the interaction between the homologous recombination-deficient PDAC mouse model and the immune system. As a physician-scientist, my main research is focused on the identification of predictive biomarkers for anticancer agents and drug repurposing.