Externalizing Epistemic Governance from Stateless Clinical LLMs
Philosophy & Technology, 2026. Sole author.
A constrained architecture for clinical decision support, with inspectable evidence, uncertainty and clinician overrides.
Medical oncology.
Clinical AI research.
Software that puts research to work.
I’m a medical doctor completing oncology training at the University of Milan. I study how clinical language models can be evaluated and governed, and build software with explicit checks and traceable evidence.
Awarded for The Preservation Gap, on governing clinical language models across updates. First and presenting author, abstract #460, ESMO AI & Digital Oncology Congress.
Conference contributionsPhilosophy & Technology, 2026. Sole author.
A constrained architecture for clinical decision support, with inspectable evidence, uncertainty and clinician overrides.
Tools for evidence verification and clinical workflows, built from research and day-to-day practice.
Citation verification with the evidence available for review.
I took Callimachus from a research question about AI governance to a publicly released desktop application. It checks reference identity, citation form and whether a source supports a manuscript’s claim.
Language models make bounded judgements. Deterministic checks validate the quoted passages and retain the evidence behind each finding.
Python, SQLite, PySide6. Desktop and command-line workflows; interchangeable model backends.

A Windows application for AIFA registry documentation and read-only reconciliation with MedWeb. Built for oncology trainees, with duplicate and ambiguity checks, manual takeover, local run histories and recovery after interruption.
Python, Playwright, Tkinter and SQLite.
How to evaluate language models, preserve validated properties across updates and make clinical AI decisions auditable.
My independent work develops conceptual and methodological approaches to these questions. With AI-ON-LAB, I also work on clinical NLP and LLM benchmarking in oncology.
Zenodo
2026
Preprint
arXiv
2025
Preprint · in revision
Communications Medicine
2026
Published
I work in thoracic oncology at Fondazione IRCCS Istituto Nazionale dei Tumori, with experience in immunotherapy and Phase I–III trials. My work includes patient screening and follow-up, safety reporting and structured clinical data.
My specialist training at the University of Milan also includes rotations at IEO, Niguarda and ASST Fatebenefratelli Sacco. Completion is expected in November 2026.
At Niguarda, I rebuilt the ward’s Word-based handover workflow; it remained in use after my rotation.
Full clinical experience and education