Fabio Anzà

Theoretical Physicist

Fabio is deeply fascinated by the power of information theory to describe natural phenomena.

After the PhD at the University of Oxford he moved to the US. There, he worked first as Independent Research Fellow at the University of California, Davis and then as Research Assistant Professor at the University of Washington, Seattle, where he joined the newly founded InQubator for Quantum Simulations.

He recently moved to Baltimore as professor.

Simone Anzà

Life-science Biologist

Simone is specialized in Developmental Plasticity and he is mostly interested in gut microbiome, stress physiology, and health.

During his PhD at the University of Göttingen he had been hosted at the Göttingen Genomics Lab to investigate the gut microbial signature of maternal stress. He spent 1 year as postdoctoral researcher at the department of excellence CIBIO of Trento University and investigated the ZOE PREDICT cohorts on cardio-metabolic outcomes associated with gut microbiome and diet. Currently, he works at the WashU as postdoctoral researcher investigating the effect of prenatal social disadvantage and poverty on child microbiome and health.

Bruna Anzà

Chemist

Bruna is passionate about food chemistry and nutrition. She believes that sustainable food systems are essential for environmental protection and public health.

She is a PhD Student in Chemical Engineering at the Politecnico di Torino. There, she is researching agrifood waste as raw material for biotechnological applications. Previously, she worked as Team Leader in Alpha-Protein GmbH and as Scientific Consultant for The Good Food Institute Europe and Bruno Cell SRL. She believes in the power of communication to implement new emergent technologies in daily life. Therefore, she is currently Vice-president of Cell Ag Italy.

Cecilia ceccherini

Industrial biotechnologist

Cecilia is interested in the development and improvement of new drugs, therapies, and medical devices.

Biotechnologist with a strong background in pharmaceutical management and clinical research. Experienced in scientific communication, project coordination, and data analysis in therapeutic areas such as immunology, nephrology, and cardiovascular diseases. Passionate about turning scientific insights into real healthcare solutions.

Carmen Falcone

Neurobiologist

Carmen is Assistant Professor at Towson University in Maryland .

She loves doing research and communicating science to the public. She is also a strong advocate for diversity, women and immigrants in science.

gabriele
battimelli

Developer

Gabriele is passionate about technology and his role in shaping a safer and more transparent digital future. He believes that innovation in AI and software can empower science while protecting younger generations in their use of the internet.

At Kernel Science he designs and develops software tools and Machine Learning pipelines. He represents Italian youth in the EU, engaging with policymakers, online platforms, and academia.

CATERINA
SEGATTA

Administrative Coordinator

Caterina oversees the administrative operations of Kernel Science and coordinates internal communication and scheduling. Her work ensures the team can focus on research and development efficiently and effectively.