Giulio Deangeli
Founder
Giulio Deangeli is a 28-year-old young researcher. Research is his reason for living. At 18, he represented Italy at the World Neuroscience Championship at the World Congress of Neurology, taking second place. He conducted his undergraduate studies in a triple track between Pisa, Harvard and Cambridge. In Pisa, he conducted five undergraduate tracks in parallel at the University of Pisa and Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna: Medicine, Engineering, Biotechnology, Master of Science in Molecular Biotechnology, and the Master of Science in Medical Sciences, concluded in 2020, with honors and an average of 30 in each. At Harvard his research contributed to a paper published in Science, and he was ranked in the top 5% of Harvard alumni. At Cambridge he is currently doing a PhD as Vice-Chancellor's Awardee, in the laboratory of Prof. Maria Grazia Spillantini -scientific heir of Nobel laureate Rita Levi-Montalcini- and Prof. Pietro Liò. His scientific interests include neurodegenerative diseases and artificial intelligence applied to biomedicine. He is the author of the book "The Brilliant Method," published by Mondadori. Giulio firmly believes in volunteering, and has always been involved in social initiatives, collaborating with countless charities (AVIS, Parkinson's associations, Auser, Salus Euganea, University of the Third Age, MeMo, etc.). Forbes magazine included him among the 100 Number Ones, a ranking of young leaders of the future.
University: Università di Pisa, Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, Harvard University, University of Cambridge