Doctor in Physics and Psychology. Researcher in the field of Cognitive Neuroscience. Theoretical physicist specializing in scientific computation and complexity theories, with a doctorate in psychology. He studied Learning Sciences at the Neurocognitive Psychology Laboratory of the Maximilian Ludwig University in Munich.

Researcher at CNR-IRIB in Messina (Institute for Biomedical Research and Innovation of the National Research Council), where he focuses on the application of new technologies to autism. Vice President and founder of the Spazio Asperger ONLUS Association.

His work has led him to be interested in the theory of dynamic systems and complexity, which he has further explored in various fields such as epigenetics, neuroscience, and sociology. He has authored several publications in the field of economics and management and has published scientific and social articles in national and international journals. As an author, trainer, and advocate, he has participated in conferences in different European regions.

In terms of research, his interest is also focused on moral development and the transition from categorical to dimensional and functional definitions of different conditions and well-being. In terms of intervention, he conducts research and studies on third-generation cognitive-behavioral therapies, mindfulness, and cognitive-affective education.