I was always passionate about the underlying secrets of the Universe. Eventually, this passion led me to pursue a STEM career. My researcher life started in my freshman college year, with a project in Computational Chemistry (QSAR molecular modelling), a topic which I continued working on through my M.Eng. degree, though this time with an applied focus in Advanced Oxidation Processes. During my PhD, I started working with microfluidics and photocatalysis, and found there two challenging and exciting research fields which I am still actively digging into. I am personally a strong advocate of multidisciplinarity in science, so I try to explore the worlds of CFD, micro-manufacture techniques (AM, micromachining) and small-scale control and automation (hello Arduino!) as supporting tools in my research. You can find below some of my research interests and more details on my research career.