I previously worked at “San Raffaele Turro Clinic” – Milano, Italy (2002-2008) as Head of the Clinical and Research Laboratory of Neuropsychology at the Neurorehabilitation ward. My principal activities were the neuropsychological diagnosis, the neuropsychological rehabilitation and the psychotherapy. I was Professor on contract at “Vita e Salute” University (San Raffaele Hospital, Milano, Italy), from 2006 to 2009, for the following courses: “Laboratory of Neuropsychology” and “Clinical Neuropsychology”. Afterward (January 2010-June 2020), I worked at the “Department of Parkinson’s disease, Movement disorders and Brain Injury Rehabilitation” at the “Moriggia-Pelascini” Hospital (Gravedona ed Uniti, CO, Itlay). Here, I was the Head of the Neuropsychological clinical service and of the Neuropsychological research laboratory. I was also the consultant Psychologist for the ICU and the Medical and Surgical wards. During the last years, at my department, I was also the co-study coordinator of the “Parkinson’s Outcome Project” (promoted by the Parkinson Foundation). For this project I was the main responsible for data collection. At the moment, I am Researcher at the Department of Neurorehabilitation at the Vipiteno Hospital (Vipiteno-Sterzing, BZ, Italy). Currently, me and my collaborators are conducting a study aimed to evaluate the neuropsychological and neurophysiological correlates of fatigue in patients who recovered from COVID19. Further, I’m working at the design of a brief, time-saving cognitive, learning machine based assessment for rising the accuracy of the neuropsychological diagnosis of patients with movement disorder. My principal clinical interests entail the neuropsychology of movement disorders and of the other neurodegenerative diseases, the pathology and the pathophysiology of the reward system and the emotional and cognitive aspects related with learning and action performing. I’m actually involved also in different research activities in the following fields: i) movement disorders rehabilitation, ii) motor learning, iii) interplay between motor and cognitive aspects in motor learning and rehabilitation, iv) effects of the dopaminergic therapy on reward system and learning capacities, v) clinical, neuropsychological, molecular and neurophysiological markers of neural plasticity and learning.