Oh hello there! It's so nice to see you (well, to have you here...whatever)I define myself as a Chemist, but as you'll notice I'm much more than just that. My passion for science started when I was nine years old and I was describing how a nuclear reactor works at an atomic level to my dad when we were in bed together. I'd never expected to become a chemist. My first love was for medicine, but then I switched when I followed the first few lectures at the University of Padua. Then I started following some mathematics courses when I was doing my bachelor in chemistry. I completed a course in Riemann Surfaces, a wonderful topic that brings Complex Analysis, Number Theory and Geometry together. My professors were astonished by my results in a so complex field, and I was thrilled about such a result. I can program in Python, MATLAB and can use Tensorflow. Moreover I can use the ORCA package to calculate interesting quantum properties of molecules.Afterwards I discovered the computational side of my personality and took on a few courses on Machine Learning and Quantum Computing. I love to see how chemistry relates to these distant fields (if you want to know how, just DM me and we can have a chat on the subject).Moreover I love music and I decided to score a short-movie called "Hope for the people's heart". Thus I created the soundtrack for the movies using strings and orchestral instruments. I think that playing an instrument such as piano, guitar and drum can enhance my creativity and I love doing it. In summary I love being multidimensional and discover always new things, which are apparently far apart from each other, and trying to bring them as close as I can to solve a problem. Because life it's mostly problem-solving and I'm thrilled by new problems and puzzled by new solutions.I can program in Python, MATLAB and can use Tensorflow. Moreover I can use the ORCA package to calculate interesting quantum properties of molecules.