I am a Tenure-track Assistant Professor at the University of Cagliari, Italy. I obtained my PhD degree at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (VD), Switzerland.
I am interested in any problem that involves fluid mechanics and its interactions with other disciplines, trying to apply the elegance of mathematics in capturing the essence of complex physical phenomena. My research activity spans from small to large scales, although mostly focused on small scales, and combines theoretical approaches, numerical simulations, and experiments. My goal is to understand the underlying physical mechanisms and the key parameters governing fluid flows to formulate general laws capable of describing their behavior. These results can be applied to the prediction, interpretation, and optimization of fluid dynamics phenomena of both engineering and environmental relevance.
Honoured to spend two weeks as invited guest at Institut Jean Le Rond d'Alembert - Sorbonne Université. I will discuss exciting new topics with F. Picella !
The doctoral course on Computational Fluid Mechanics held at the University of Cagliari has been successfully attended by 15 PhD students. Happy to share my knowledge and see the interest in these topics.
Extremely pleased to see our Physical Review Letters paper on soft hydraulics in collaboration with Matteo Pezzulla, selected as Editors' suggestion and cover, featured in Physics Magazine.
I will present our recent work on soft hydraulics at Fluids and Complexity IV, Nice (FR).
Starting as Tenure-track Assistant Professor at the University of Cagliari, Italy.
Heading to Hamburg for HARMO23, presenting a work on indoor fluid mechanics.
I will present my recent work on ophthalmic fluid dynamics in Dublin at EFDC2.
The 16th ERCOFTAC SIG 33 Workshop we are organizing in Cagliari, Sardinia is approaching!
Happy to give an invited seminar in June at LadHyx, Ecole Polytechnique (France).