Search and agents
Retrieval, evaluation, tool use, and agent experiences grounded in useful information.
AI researcher · Applied scientist
Senior Applied Scientist at Microsoft
I am a machine learning researcher working on search, Copilot, and agents. My research concerns the efficiency, robustness, and scalability of modern AI systems, from selecting and curating data to training, evaluation, and useful deployed experiences.
Research
My work studies how AI systems can make better use of data and computation while remaining reliable under practical constraints.
Retrieval, evaluation, tool use, and agent experiences grounded in useful information.
Data selection, pre-training, knowledge transfer, distillation, and efficient architectures.
Models that connect language and vision for recognition, generation, and reasoning.
Continual learning, domain adaptation, post-training, and behavior under distribution shift.
Research record
ECCV 2026
ACL Industry 2026
ICASSP 2026
CVPR 2025
ACM MMSys 2025
IEEE Sensors Journal 2025
EMNLP Industry 2025
Preprint 2024
Preprint 2024
ICRA 2024
Scientific Reports 2023
Preprint 2023
IEEE RO-MAN 2022
ICCV 2021
Technologies 2020
Professional background
2026 — present
Microsoft · London, United Kingdom
Search for Copilot and agent systems.
2024 — 2026
Samsung Research · London, United Kingdom
Research across natural language processing, computer vision, and multimodal learning.
2023 — 2024
Amazon Web Services · Tübingen, Germany
Data selection and pruning for large language model pre-training.
2022 — 2023
Amazon Prime Air · Graz, Austria
Annotation-efficient semantic segmentation in high-resolution imagery.
2019 — 2020
University of Padua · Padua, Italy
Continual learning for semantic segmentation with generative replay.
Academic background
2020 — 2024
Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia and University of Genoa
Knowledge Transferability for Data-Efficient Deep Learning
2017 — 2020
University of Padua
Incremental Learning in Semantic Segmentation with Generative Replay Models
2013 — 2017
University of Padua
Handover Prediction on Wi-Fi Systems with Neural Networks