In recognition of outstanding contribution to open research practices in neuroimaging.

PI funding of EUR 1,500,000 to develop a functional coordinate system for the mammalian brain.

Award for promising work in brain-inspired AI, for using information theory and network science to reveal the fundamental principles of human brain architecture.

Preprint on profiling anaesthetised neural dynamics across species selected as Top 1% of science preprints by QED Science.

Annual prize for research excellence, for my Science Advances paper about benchmarking macaque gene expression.

Named one of the 25 neuroscientists ‘who stand to shape the field for years to come’.

Recognition for outstanding efforts to make neuroscience research as credible as possible.

Annual prize for research excellence, for my publication in Nature Biomedical Engineering.

Awarded for my work on information synergy in the brain.

Winner of the annual award in Life Sciences for Italian young researchers working in the UK.

Runner-up for the 2022-2024 Europe-wide PhD Thesis prize in neuroscience.

Secured competitive funding for proposed research (GBP ~600,000).

Elected Fellow of St John’s College following an open competition in all disciplines.

Canada’s flagship fellowship for postdoctoral research (CAD 140,000).

Award for Neuro-AI research (CAD 20,000).

Best poster award at the Annual Congress in Hamburg.

Competitive postdoctoral funding for work at the intersection of neuroscience and engineering (CAD 50,000).

Prize for best PhD thesis in the School of Clinical Medicine.

Travel grant to attend 2022 OHBM conference.

Grant for collaboration at the European Institute for Theoretical Neuroscience in Paris.

Travel grants for registration to OHBM 2020, OHBM 2021, CCS 2022.

Full funding for the PhD at the University of Cambridge.

Departmental award to present at the Cognitive Neuroscience Society meeting.

Full funding for the MPhil degree at the University of Cambridge.

Full funding for the MSc degree at the University of Oxford.

Best overall performance in the Psychology, Philosophy and Linguistics course.

Best performance in the Philosophy final-year examination.

Best performance in the PPL second-year examination.

Best performance in the PPL first-year examination.

Elected Scholar for outstanding performance in first-year examinations.

Winner of world-wide competition for a scholarship.

National Excellence Registry for academic achievement.