Email:

matteo.ceradini@gmail.com

About Me

Computer scientist.
AI engineer.
Neural engineer.

I am an Italian computer scientist with a curious and driven mindset. My passion for the digital world led me to study computer science and pursue research in brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), aiming to restore motor function in people with disabilities through neural-controlled technologies.
Currently, I am completing a PhD in Biorobotics at the Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies. My research combines advanced neural signal processing with state-of-the-art Deep Learning techniques—such as transformer-based architectures—to develop BCIs that help individuals with motor impairments, including spinal cord injuries, regain functional independence through neuroprosthetic control.

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Years of webdev

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Years of research

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Peer-reviewed papers

My Tech Stack

Resume

Education & Experience

2021 - 2025
PhD in Biorobotics
@ Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies
2018 - 2021
Master Degree of Computer Science
@ University of Torino
2015 - 2018
Bachelor Degree of Computer Science
@ University of Padova
Dec 2025 - currently
Software engineer
@ Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies
Oct 2021 - Oct 2025
PhD in Biorobotics
@ Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies
Jul 2024 - Feb 2025
Visiting PhD in Biomedical engineering
@ University of Michigan
Sep 2020 - Sep 2021
AI engineer intern
@ Cynexo & SISSA
Jul 2018 - Ago 2018
AI engineer intern
@ Zextras
Jun 2016 - Sep 2020
Web developer
@ Tecnobit
Awards

My Awards & Achievements

Important awards and achievements that I have received throughout my career.

  • Best paper award

    Best paper presented by a young researcher

    I received this award at the international conference IEEE MetroXRAINE 2023. This award recognizes the most outstanding paper presented by a Young Researcher at IEEE MetroXRAINE 2023. Paper title: 'EEG based self-paced decoding of upper-limb movement intention in healthy subjects'.

  • Zegna Scholarship fellowship

    Recipient of the prestigious 2024 Zegna Scholarship, which funded my 8-month research stay at the University of Michigan (USA), supporting advanced work on Brain and Body Machine Interfaces (BMI) using implantable signal sources for neuroprosthetic applications.

Publications

Latest publications

Here are some of my latest peer-reviewed publications in scientific journals where I contributed significantly as the first or co-first author.

Blog

Side projects

A selection of noteworthy projects I have undertaken in my spare time or outside regular working hours, including personal initiatives and non-work-related endeavors.