As a PhD candidate in Network Science at Central European University, my research explores the interplay between social inequalities and the dynamics of epidemic processes. Utilizing network science, mathematical modeling, and simulations, I aim to identify key socio-economic variables driving disparities in epidemic-relevant behaviors, such as contact patterns and vaccination uptake. My work introduces a novel mathematical framework to account for these differences.
During my PhD, under the supervision of Márton Karsai, I presented my research at various international conferences and spent several months collaborating with the MOBS Lab at Northeastern University.
Qualification
MSc in Economic and Social Sciences, Bocconi University, Italy
BSc in Economics, Bocconi University, Italy
Thesis
The Interplay Between Social Inequalities and the Spread of Epidemic Processes