She obtained her Master's degree in Ecobiology (environmental and evolutionary biology) at the University of Rome La Sapienza. She gained experience both in Italy and abroad, taking part in various research projects across different scientific fields, with a particular focus on biodiversity studies—through genetic and morphological analyses—and on environmental research using remote monitoring systems. These experiences allowed her to explore a wide range of topics and acquire multidisciplinary skills. She worked as a research fellow within the “NADC – National Antarctic Data Center” project, funded by the PNRA (National Antarctic Research Program) and carried out at the Institute of Polar Sciences of the National Research Council (ISP-CNR) in Rome. In this role, she was responsible for managing the IT infrastructure for the cataloguing and sharing of data and metadata related to scientific projects, mainly in the fields of climatology, radiation, and marine biology conducted in Antarctica. She is currently a technologist at the ISP-CNR, where she contributes to the POLARIN project, manages the databases and metadata of scientific projects carried out in the Arctic and Antarctic