My research activity is mainly devoted to computer simulation in both chemical and physical science. In this way I have acquired wide competences in several programminglanguages and computational and numerical methods, HPC, parallel and distributed programming,computational architecture, networks and network protocols. Soon after my degree in Chemistry (110 cum laude), my first work experience was at the Dept. of Chemistry and CNR-ISTM. I have worked mainly as a programmer in various fields mainly focusing on the palatalization of computational chemistry programs with different techniques and paradigms. I worked with the Dept. of Computer Science (Pisa), being involved in many computational projects. In 2003 I started my PhD in Chemistry which I successfully completed in 3 years. During this period, in addition to the research activities, I also worked as system and network administrator. In 2007 I received a 3-year research grant entitled "Theoretical study of lifetimes of ionized states through GF and non-Hermitian techniques", working also in the field of Relativistic DFT. I started also working as scientific consultant and programmer with: Molecular Discovery, developing several commercial programs and with CRC (optimization and porting in HPC environments of atmospheric science codes). In 2010 I worked with the INFN for evaluating the computational needs for the Einstein Telescope project, developing codes for gravitational signal analysis. In 2011 I got 1 year research grant at the ISTM aiming to implement methods for the simulation and characterization of nanocrystals. I am now researcher at the Univ. of Chieti and I also started working with INFN in Cloud computing and as Software Engineer at CERN working in the L1TrackFinding activity (reconstruction Real-time trace of charged particles using FPGA). My multidisciplinary background is reflected both in the list of my scientific interests, diversity of my publications and surely in my approach to research.