I am a PhD candidate in the TIRLab, within the Remote Sensing Laboratories (RSL). My research is targeting the use of Thermal Infrared (TIR) Remote Sensing to study the Cryosphere. The main application is on debris-covered glaciers, exploiting the TIR domain to study debris properties and estimate sub-debris melt. I adopt a multi-scale approach, where I combine extensive fieldwork with UAV, airborne, and satellite TIR acquisitions. 

I am co-organiser of the Space Café, an event-series where we try to bring together the Space Industry and young researchers interested in the topic. Talks cover Space Technologies, Remote Sensing, Careers talks, and Life Sciences.

• TIR and Optical multi-scale remote sensing
• Debris-covered glaciers
• Snow and Ice optical properties
• Energy balance of the Cryopshere

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• 2023-: PhD candidate in Thermal Infrared Remote Sensing of the Cryosphere (TIRLab, RSL, University of Zurich, Switzerland)
• 2021-2023: MSc in Geomorphology and Geomatics (University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway)
• 2019-2021: Research Assistant, Remote Sensing of Environmental Dynamics Laboratory (University of Milano-Bicocca, Milan, Italy)
• 2016-2019: BSc in Geological Sciences and Technologies (University of Milano-Bicocca, Milan, Italy)