PEOPLE

PEOPLE

Patrizio Paoletti

Founder

As President of the homonymous Foundation, Paoletti is leading international social projects and educational programmes with the aim of promoting human resilience, personal and community well-being. He is member of several scientific boards and committees and has numerous publications concerning lifelong learning processes for personal and social development and growth.

Tal Dotan Ben-Soussan

Director

Leading studies examining the effects of different training paradigms on neuroplasticity, resilience and well-being, Ben-Soussan’s multidisciplinary approach utilises electrophysiological, neuroanatomical, and molecular tools to examine the underlying mechanisms promoting cognitive and emotional well-being.

E-mail address: research@fondazionepatriziopaoletti.org

Tania Di Giuseppe

Scientific leader of the Education and Didactics Department

Psychologist, supervisor and international trainer. She collaborates with several universities to promote training and research on the constructs of awareness, hope, resilience, and planning. Since 2008 she has been involved in the design and implementation of projects and training courses in favor of professionals, teachers and the community, especially in the context of emergency and social exclusion.

E-mail address: t.digiuseppe@fondazionepatriziopaoletti.org

Andrea Pintimalli

Researcher of the Neuroscience Department

Ph.D. in History of Religions, a licensed first-level teacher in Pedagogy for the Third Millennium, has been studying the relationship between education and spiritual practices for several years. His research interests are focused, in particular, on the relationship between first-person report and empirical measurements in meditative practices and cognitive neuroscience. Andrea is editor of 3P Publishing and currently lecturer at Padua University. 

E-mail address: a.pintimalli@fondazionepatriziopaoletti.org

Ludovica Ortame

Researcher of the Neuroscience Department

Graduated in Cognitive Neuroscience, her research work focuses on the investigation of time perception and altered states of consciousness. Currently, she’s studying the role of attention in the relationship between time perception and meditation, with a focus on the neural correlates of contemplative practices and temporal processing, involving electrophysiological recording techniques (EEG).

E-mail address: ludovica.ortame@outlook.it

Michele Pellegrino

Researcher of the Neuroscience Department

PhD in Behavioural Neuroscience, with a Master’s Degree in Cognitive Neuroscience and Psychological Rehabilitation
He has studied the relationship between number processing and the orienting of spatial attention both in healthy participants and patients.
His current interest is the study of electrophysiological, neural and behavioural correlates of different states of consciousness.

E-mail address: m.pellegrino@fondazionepatriziopaoletti.org