A BIT ABOUT ME

                                  Why? How? When? Where? 

                              These simple questions have been in my head for as long as I have memories, and have motivated me to learn about very different aspects of life.

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I strongly believe that curiosity is the engine of the knowledge. Moved by this curiosity I decided to study Chemistry, and day by day my enthusiasm for research has grown.

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As an undergraduate student I started to collaborate with several research groups and I loved the experience. I made the decision to do a PhD, then a postdoc, and after it to continue this adventure as as an independent researcher.

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During that time, I have learnt not only the beauty and complexity of NMR, but also how both the scientific and academic worlds work. I learnt how important is to exchange thoughts and views with other researchers, and the advantages of teamwork, as well as the importance of effective communication of our ideas.

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Over these years working with different researchers and in different environments, I have come to realize just how valuable the interactions between scientists working in different research areas and from different generations are in transmitting knowledge, inspiration and motivation.