What fascinates me
How we could guarantee sustainable national health care systems and equal access to high quality care in a changing world is the question that fascinates me.
My goal
My goal is to advance toward an integrated understanding of how climate extremes impact population health, particularly in vulnerable groups like infants and pregnant women, using novel theoretical and methodological approaches and to explore areas that are still largely unknown at the interception among disciplines.
About me
I am committed to excellence in science, teaching and well-informed translation of scientific knowledge.
I am a medical doctor specialised in public health and preventive medicine in Italy, with a PhD in Epidemiology from Karolinska Institutet. With over ten years of experience in Sweden, the UK, and Italy, I’ve developed deep expertise in population health and health data science. During the last 5 years, I have worked on developing an interdisciplinary research field bridging medical, natural and social sciences. I am leading a team that investigates how climate extremes impact population health. We foster a team culture built on innovation, curiosity, and compassion. We are committed to rigorous, reproducible research, open access outputs, and active collaboration. We strive to create benefit for each individual, for the team, and for the communities we serve.
A few words
Yearly, very good weeks would not be sustainable without the so-called bad weeks. I have learned that I need to secure some time off in particular during bad weeks. I thank my (present and former) international crew and family for amazing dinners, philosophical discussions, unconditional support and reminding me to keep fit. I enjoy cross country skiing, kayaking, hiking and going to the opera and I am an avid reader of thriller and non-fiction books.
