I’ve completed my Master’s and Bachelor’s degrees at Politecnico di Milano, with a thesis titled “A High-throughput pose selection method for extreme scale virtual screening in drug discovery.” I am a PhD student at Politecnico di Milano, and my research thesis is about the acceleration and performance portability of virtual screening applications on emerging HPC architectures. Specifically, I am part of the development team of LiGen, a high-throughput, extreme-scale virtual screening pipeline. LiGen has been used in the largest virtual screening campaign against SARS-CoV-2, the context of the European project EXSCALATE4CoV. In particular, I focus on the porting and optimization of computation kernels on GPUs. My research interests also include the integration of AI and quantum modules into virtual screening applications and the analysis of their accuracy and performance. During the LIGATE project, I was involved in developing a portable drug discovery platform on the EuroHPC infrastructure.
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science and Engineering
Politecnico di Milano
Master's degree in Computer Science and Engineering
Politecnico di Milano
PhD student in Computer Science and Engineering
Politecnico di Milano
I’m a PhD student at Politecnico di Milano, where I also work as a research fellow and teaching assistant. My research focuses on developing high-throughput virtual screening software for extreme-scale applications. I’m particularly interested in speeding up computations on supercomputing heterogeneous architectures and exploring performance-portable techniques.
Additionally, my work involves analyzing AI models and quantum computing algorithms for use in high-performance virtual screening software.