Alessio Signori

Alessio Signori is an Associate Professor in the Department of Health Sciences (DISSAL) at the University of Genoa, affiliated with the School of Medical and Pharmaceutical Sciences. He serves as a Member of the Joint Teacher-Student Commission and the research commission for the School. His teaching responsibilities span multiple degree programs including Rehabilitation Sciences, Medical Radiology Techniques, Dentistry, and Anesthesia Specialization.

Professor Signori's research focuses on medical statistics and epidemiology, with applications in neurodegenerative diseases, infectious diseases in critical care, geriatrics, and oncology. His work integrates biostatistical methods to analyze longitudinal patterns in Alzheimer's disease, mortality determinants in immunocompromised patients, and frailty assessment in elderly populations. He also explores the application of deep learning for early diagnosis of bloodstream infections.

His recent publications (2025) demonstrate a strong emphasis on clinical and epidemiological research. Key themes include neurodegenerative disorders (Alzheimer's), critical care infections (Pneumocystis pneumonia), geriatric assessment tools, and machine learning applications in infectious disease diagnostics. The work often involves multicenter collaborations and addresses mortality, frailty, and early diagnosis in vulnerable patient populations.