Researcher at the University of Tuscia since 2024, he obtained his PhD with a thesis on the control of bacterial pathogens. In particular, he has developed and studied formulations based on nanomaterials derived from organic polymers, such as cellulose and lignin. Lecturer on the international curriculum of the Bachelor’s degree programme in Agricultural and Environmental Sciences.
His main areas of research include sustainable crop protection, the antimicrobial mechanisms of active substances, and the ecology of plant pathogenic bacteria. He has gained research experience in the United States (University of Florida).