Milan, Lombardy, Italy
I am a Mathematics Lecturer at Bocconi University and Assistant Director of the BSc in Mathematical and Computing Sciences for Artificial Intelligence. My work lies at the intersection of mathematical analysis, teaching innovation, and digital learning design. I have extensive experience teaching undergraduate, graduate, and PhD-level courses at Bocconi University, Politecnico di Milano, and the University of Milan. I design and implement large-scale educational initiatives, including: – MathFlex, an asynchronous graduate-level mathematics course adopted across multiple MSc programmes – Digital Proximity, an award-winning blended learning model for theoretical mathematics – MATITA, a university-level mathematics learning application developed and maintained over a decade My academic background is in Mathematical Analysis (PhD, University of Milan), with research in nonlinear PDEs and dynamical systems. I am also interested in communication and pedagogy, with experience in theatre and in delivering yoga sessions. I am always interested in collaborations related to mathematics education, teaching innovation, and digital learning.
Mathematics Lecturer at Bocconi University, with extensive teaching activity across undergraduate and graduate programmes. I also serve as Assistant Director of the BSc in Mathematical and Computing Sciences for Artificial Intelligence, contributing to programme development, coordination, and academic management. My teaching covers Mathematical Analysis, Calculus, and Applied Mathematics, with significant experience in large-class teaching and courses delivered in English. Alongside teaching, I design and implement innovative educational initiatives, including: – MathFlex, an asynchronous graduate-level mathematics course adopted across multiple MSc programmes – Digital Proximity, an award-winning blended learning model for theoretical mathematics – MATITA, a university-level mathematics learning application developed and maintained over a decade My work focuses on improving the effectiveness of mathematics education through digital learning, blended formats, and student-centred approaches. I also contribute to the university community through initiatives related to communication, performance, and wellbeing, including seminars on teaching and public speaking, and yoga sessions for students and staff.
Adjunct Professor at Bocconi University (2006–2020), teaching undergraduate Mathematics across several programmes. This role was held in parallel with teaching appointments at Politecnico di Milano and the University of Milan, contributing to a broad and continuous academic activity across institutions. Developed extensive experience in large-class teaching and in the design of preparatory and support courses.
Founder and lead developer of MATITA, an independent educational project focused on university-level mathematics learning. Designed and developed a structured digital learning environment including video lectures, worked examples, guided exercises, and interactive materials. The application was distributed on the App Store (Italian/English) and widely adopted by students, with international reach. Managed all aspects of the project, including concept design, content development, and coordination of development activities, maintaining the platform over a decade.
Adjunct Professor at Politecnico di Milano (2003–2023), teaching undergraduate courses in Mathematical Analysis, Geometry, and Ordinary Differential Equations across several engineering programmes. This long-standing appointment was carried out in parallel with teaching activities at Bocconi University and the University of Milan. Extensive experience in large-class teaching, problem-solving sessions, and MATLAB laboratories.
Adjunct Professor (PhD programme) at the University of Milan (2019–2022), teaching The Language of Mathematics in Contemporary Social Sciences within the NASP PhD Programme in Political Studies. This activity complemented a broader teaching engagement across Bocconi University and Politecnico di Milano.