Francesco Sisini is a physicist, with a master degree in nuclear physics and a PhD in radioisotopic techniques.
He is first author of several scientific publications on computing applyed to the medicine in international journals. Francesco has been a professor for the undergraduate course in computer science for several years and has collaborated for six years with the physics department of Ferrara. He has been working since 1996 on applications of artificial intelligence to medical imaging problems, among which he designed the physical and computer model used to process the results of the ultrasound experiments conducted by astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti on board the ISS. Since 2013, he has been working on quantum computing and Artificial Intelligence as a consultant and disseminator for companies, organizations and institutions.