I am a Ph.D. candidate in Political Science at Columbia University, where I work on Business-Politics relations and Policy Feedbacks at the intersection of American Politics and International Political Economy applied to Environmental and Climate Politics. I specialize in Quantitative Research Methods - Data Analysis, Survey Methods and AI tools.

I am affiliated to the Columbia Climate School Decarbonization, Climate Resilience and Justice Network and to the Consortium in American Political Economy. 

My dissertation, titled Green Transition: Polluting Companies, Environmental Politicians, and Workers explores the political dynamics that emerge around decarbonization policies, with an emphasis on the trade-offs between environmental goals and economic interests.

I also developed policy expertise during my PhD by serving as Research Coordinator at Communities Speak. Previously, I worked at the ECB (European Central Bank) and INPS (the Italian National Institute for Social Security), and as a Member of FDD (Forum Disuguaglianze and Diversità) and an alumna of Tortuga.econ. I also co-founded and co-hosted a podcast Espresso with the Experts to discuss "hot" topics in politics and economics with Columbia Professors and Alumni.