Alessandro Schneebeli is an active lecturer-researcher at the 2rLab research laboratory in rehabilitation at SUPSI. After obtaining his Bachelor's degree in Physiotherapy, in parallel with his work as a physiotherapist, he began an academic career that gradually brought him closer to research as an assistant and then as a researcher.
Alice Balerna Ghidoni talks about her motivations for becoming a primary school teacher, the challenges and satisfactions of a job in which collaboration with colleagues is very important.
Carlo is a third-year student in the Bachelor's programme in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence, a course that allows him to acquire solid skills in a dynamic and constantly evolving field.
Samuele Beretta works at the Regional Protection Authority 3 (ARP3) in Lugano; he is currently attending CAS Case Management to strengthen skills in situation management and interprofessional collaboration
Claudia is Head of Training and Development at the Migros Ticino Cooperative, for which SUPSI organized two tailor-made courses: hybrid leadership in a context of great change for the world of work and new leadership, with a focus on emotional management of change.
Alessandro is a clinical nurse specialist in mental health at the cantonal socio-psychiatric organisation (OSC); within the CAS Health and Migration he is external lecturer of module 4 'Mental distress and mental health in the migrant population'.
Simone is involved in research and training in the field of teaching Italian with future teachers and with teachers already working in the area.
Elisa Rodosti is attending the third year of the Bachelor's degree in Occupational Therapy. As part of her training, she approached the world of research by carrying out a project at the Centre for Practical Skills and Health Policy at SUPSI.
Paolo Pedrazzoli is responsible for the Bachelor's Degree in Engineering and Management. The course trains professionals to fill technical-organisational roles in contexts requiring skills in the basic sciences of engineering, combined with knowledge of organisation and economics.
Roberto Mastropietro is Head of the Data Science and Cybersecurity and Information technology and digitization areas of Continuing Education in the Department of Innovative Technologies (DTI). The department's applied research projects contribute to the creation of knowledge that is then made available to the region through Continuing Education.
Omar Sampietro works at BeHuman HR Consulting GmbH in Lugano and is involved in the professional reintegration of people with a health problem by acting as a Coach or Case Manager, as well as advising companies regarding the topic of human capital management and enhancement; he obtained his CAS Case Management in 2021.
Fabio Crugnola is studying Computer Engineering at the Department of Innovative Technologies (DTI) and is in his second year. During the spring semester 2021/2022, he did an exchange period in Enschede (Netherlands), at the Saxion University Of Applied Sciences.
