Galois
A database system that uses LLMs as a storage layer for SQL queries, with custom physical operators and query optimizations. Published at SIGMOD 2025.
I'm a first-year PhD candidate in machine learning for healthcare in Prof. Björn Eskofier's group at LMU Munich, funded by the Munich Center for Machine Learning (MCML).
Originally from Italy, I studied Computer Engineering and Data Engineering at Politecnico di Torino and Intelligent Communication Systems at EURECOM, as a double degree. Before the PhD, I spent 18 months at SLB in Cambridge, MA, building ML pipelines for methane emissions monitoring.
Most of my work lives where physics-based models meet neural networks: taking noisy real-world sensor signals and making them trustworthy, first for the environment and now for health.
Machine learning for healthcare with wearable and multimodal sensor data, in Björn Eskofier's group.
Built a methane detection pipeline end to end: a temporal convolutional network that learns a correction on top of a physics ODE for humidity inside gas sensor housings, trained with a self-supervised, physics-guided loss.
Deep learning anomaly detection for semiconductor manufacturing (90% accuracy) and pipeline optimization for large-scale sensor systems.
Anomaly and long-term trend detection across more than 100 sensor streams.
Erasmus+ scholarship, selected among 300 candidates.
Thesis: Enhancing Anomaly Detection in Semiconductor Manufacturing Using Deep Learning, with Qualcomm.
A database system that uses LLMs as a storage layer for SQL queries, with custom physical operators and query optimizations. Published at SIGMOD 2025.
Replication of decentralized learning over wireless networks with broadcast-based subgraph sampling.
A federated learning benchmark for autonomous driving, plus a Clustered Averaged Batch Normalization.
Implementations and studies of machine learning methods for intelligent systems.
Constrained and unconstrained optimization techniques for large-scale problems.
Mentored 60+ women in STEM bachelor's programmes and coordinated a team of 30 mentors.
Teaching assistant for Linear Algebra at Politecnico di Torino, math tutor at GoStudent with video tutorials used by 200+ students, and outreach to high-school girls through the "Ingegneria Informatica è creatività" programme.
Reply Ambassador (organized the Reply Challenge at EURECOM for 50 students), QWomen volunteer at Qualcomm, and events organizer with BEST Torino.