I hold a BA & MA in analytic philosophy of language (with a thesis on the de dicto / de re distinction in Belief reports, supervised by Marco Santambrogio) from the Università di Parma (Italy). In October 2012, I defended my PhD thesis in analytic philosophy of language (title: “Believing without Modes of Presentation”), supervised by Kevin Mulligan (main supervisor) and Santambrogio (co-supervisor), at the Université de Genève (Switzerland); the committee included Kit Fine (NYU) and François Recanati (Collège de France). During my PhD, as a visiting student, I spent: three semesters at the University of Sheffield (UK), supervised by Jennifer Saul; three semesters at NYU, supervised by Fine and Stephen Schiffer; and one term at Columbia University. I also taught: philosophy of language and mind as a teaching assistant at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (Switzerland) for one year; philosophy of mind, applied ethics, and history of philosophy as a tutor (i.e. teaching assistant) at the University of Sheffield for one year; and critical thinking as an adjunct professor at CUNY and Rowan University (New Jersey) and for two and a half years. After completing my PhD, in 2012-14 I served as an instructor in logic, metaphysics, modern and contemporary philosophy at Rutgers University (Camden, New Jersey) for one year, and subsequently I worked as a temporary lecturer in philosophy of language at the Université de Genève for one year and at the Université de Fribourg (Switzerland) for one semester. In 2015-17, I was in California as a postdoctoral mobility fellow of the Swiss National Science Foundation; my research project was supervised by David Kaplan (UCLA), Nathan Salmon (UCSB) and Scott Soames (USC). In 2018-19, I held a postdoctoral fellowship from the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science at Tokyo Metropolitan University, where I was hosted by Naoya Fujikawa. In 2019-20, I was a visiting researcher at the University of Tokyo, working again with Fujikawa. In 2020-21, I was at Tokyo Metropolitan University as a visiting researcher under the supervision of Youichi Matsusaka. In 2022, I was a Zambrano fellow (funded by the European Union) at the Universidad de Valencia (Spain), hosted by Marc Artiga. From March 2023, I have been a Meitner fellow of the Austrian Science Fund at the University of Vienna (local co-applicant Benjamin Schnieder and international collaborator Salmon). Overall, I taught in English and French 19 courses in 7 universities in Switzerland, the UK and the USA with excellent documented results from both students and faculty observers. I am currently a member of the Vienna Doctoral School of Philosophy, which supports PhD students at the University of Vienna by providing complementary and expert feedback and monitoring supervisory practices. I have delivered 76 talks, across Europe, in America (Canada, Mexico, 16 in the USA) and in Asia (Turkey, Israel, UAE, Hong Kong, South Korea, and 14 in Japan). I have organized conferences featuring speakers like Salmon, Soames, Braun, Crane, Robertson, Zvolenszky, Fujikawa, Matsusaka, as well as online speakers/hosts such as Stojnic and Kaplan. I have 13 published articles in e.g. Philosophical Studies, Linguistics and Philosophy, Synthese, Dialectica, the linguistics journal Intercultural Pragmatics, Grazer Philosophische Studien, Disputatio, Theoria, plus 1 in the volume “Metaphysics, Meaning, and Modality: Themes from Kit Fine” (Oxford University Press). My articles are discussed in publications by Fine and Recanati, and mentioned in publications by Pryor and Ostertag, in "The Cambridge Handbook of the Philosophy of Language", the "Blackwell’s Companion to the Philosophy of Language" and "The Routledge Handbook of Propositions". One of my papers was included in the reading material of a graduate course taught by Pryor at NYU in 2012.