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Current position

2019-today. Postdoc at the Ruhr University of Bochum (Germany)

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Advisor: Prof. Rebecca Harrington

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01/02/2023-30/04/2023. Visiting Researcher at the University of Pisa.

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Education

2014-2018. PhD in Seismology within the Zooming In between Plates (ZIP) ITN project 

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Hosting Institute: National Observatory of Athens, Greece;

Secondment Institute: CAU Kiel, Germany; 

Thesis: Big and Small Earthquakes along the Subduction Interface: Impact on Natural Hazards (available here);

Advisors: Dr. Gerassimos Papadopoulos, Prof. Thomas Meier, Dr. Vassilis Karastathis, Prof. Nikolaos Voulgaris.

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2011-2013. II level MSc in Risk and Emergency Management 

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University: UME School and IUSS of Pavia;

Thesis: Bridge performance: New understanding following the February 22, 2011 Christchurch earthquake;

Advisors: Dr. Sonia Giovinazzi, Dr. Helen Crowley.

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2008-2011. MSc (cum laude) in Structural Geology

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Università degli Studi G. D’Annunzio of Chieti-Pescara;

Thesis: Coulomb stress variations after the April 6, 2009 L’Aquila earthquake: implications on seismic hazard assessment (pdf);

Advisors: Prof. Paolo Boncio, Dr. Bruno Pace.

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2005-2008. BSc (cum laude) in Geological Sciences

Università degli Studi G. D’Annunzio of Chieti-Pescara.

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Work Experiences

External consultant at Cambridge Architectural Research Ltd. (Cambridge, UK);

October 2013-May 2014 

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External consultant at Università degli Studi G. D’Annunzio of Chieti-Pescara – DiSPUTer department;

June 2013-September 2013

Awards/Grants

2018: Travel Grant issued by the European Seismological Committee to attend the training course for young seismologists and the General Assembly of ESC.

 

2014: Marie-Curie scholarship issued by the European Union to pursue the PhD title within the European ITN Zooming In between Plates (ZIP);

 

2011: Partial scholarship aimed to cover tuition fees and living expenses to pursue the master programme in Risk and Emergency Management, IUSS Pavia, Pavia, Italy.

Scientific Engagement

Reviewer: Tectonophysics, Tectonics, Natural Hazards, Nature Communications, JGR: Solid Earth.

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Convener: General Assembly of the European Seismological Committee (2021), EGU 2023.

Field Activity

October 2015, 1 week fieldtrip in Chile, organised within the ZIP project. Info

 

July/August 2015, 2 weeks marine cruise across the Calabrian Arc, organised within the ZIP project. Info

 

July 2014, 2 weeks fieldtrip along the Alpine fossil subduction zone, organised within the ZIP project. Info

 

2008-2010, several field trips during BSc and MSc degrees:

  • Structural Geology mapping course (1 week in Basilicata Region, Italy);

  • Lab. of Structural Analysis (2 days in Umbria Region, Italy);

  • Hydrocarbon Geology (1 week to the Dolomites, Italy);    

  • Geomorphology mapping course (1 week on the Appenine mountains, Abruzzi, Italy);

  • Geology of the Appenines (1 week to the Elba Island, Italy);

  • Geological mapping course (1 week in the Umbria Region, Italy, to map geological and tectonic stuctures);

  • Several daily fieldtrips in the Abruzzo Region, Italy (e.g. Fucino, Scanno, Campo Imperatore) ;

  • Paleontology (1 week in the Marche Region, Italy). 

Individual Courses
  • 5 days short-course on Machine Learning in Geosciences, University of Pisa, Italy. July 2022.

  • 5 days short-course on “Analytical geochemistry, geochronology, and fluid characterization”, University of Bern, Switzerland. Organised within ZIP.

  • Role of fractures, fluids and overpressures in the dynamics of tectonic wedges and modelling, IFP-EN, Paris, France ( 2 days). Organised within ZIP.

  • 5 days short-course on “Numerical modelling in Geosciences”, NOA, Athens, Greece. Within ZIP.

  • 5 days short-course on “Active seismic data processing and inversion”, CSIC, Barcelona, Spain. Organised within ZIP.

  • 5 days short-course on “Transferable skills”, UPMC, Paris, France. Organised within ZIP.

  • 5 days short-course about geodetic data processing and modeling, Antofagasta, Chile. Organised within ZIP.

  • 5 days short-course on "Rheology and Rock Mechanics", ENS, Paris. Organised within ZIP.

 

For details on the afore mentioned short courses press here

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