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My scientific background is in animal health economics, focusing on biosecurity, disease prevention, and sustainable livestock production. I graduated in Economics and Management from the University of Bologna in 2020 and completed a PhD on the economic evaluation of biosecurity and surveillance measures in Italian pig farms, with a focus on the costs and economic impacts of preventive measures and aspects of the ClassyFarm system. I am currently a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Bologna, investigating the economic aspects of biosecurity implementation and policy scenarios in European pig production.
I have contributed to international projects on animal health and One Health, including Horizon Europe BIOSECURE (WP3–WP5), COST Action BETTER (CA20103), and Horizon 2020 ROADMAP. My PhD research also established synergies with IZSLER and the CoEvalAMR network. I have experience in interdisciplinary research and teaching. Through my research, I aim to support evidence-based decision-making and effective, sustainable One Health solutions.
