I am Federico Leo Redi, a physicist with a profound dedication to experimental high-energy physics. My academic roots were established at Imperial College London, where I completed my undergraduate, MSc, and Ph.D. degrees in fundamental physics. This comprehensive education laid the foundation for my involvement in several significant collaborations, such as CERN, LHCb, SHiP, and SND@LHC, where I have contributed to pivotal advancements in particle physics.

Throughout my career, I have focused on exploring new frontiers in physics, particularly in the search for Heavy Neutral Leptons and in studying lepton flavour universality. My endeavors in research have culminated in over 400 publications, reflecting my active role in the scientific community and dedication to advancing our understanding of the universe.

In addition to research, I am deeply committed to education and mentorship. I have held various teaching and supervisory roles, sharing my passion for physics with students and inspiring the next generation of scientists. Organizing conferences and seminars has been another crucial aspect of my career, fostering collaboration and the exchange of ideas within the physics community.

My journey in physics is characterized by a blend of rigorous scientific inquiry, collaborative research, and a dedication to education and public outreach. As I continue in my profession, I remain committed to unraveling the complexities of the universe and sharing the intriguing world of physics with students and the broader public. This journey is not only about discovering new knowledge but also about sparking curiosity and educating others in the enthralling field of physics. My aim is to inspire, educate, and contribute to the ever-evolving landscape of scientific knowledge.