Arianna Beatrice Malaguti, born in Rome on May 23, 1993, is an accomplished researcher in the field of volcanology. Currently holding a research grant at the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV) in the Catania Section, her work focuses on utilizing geophysical techniques to study active volcanic areas.Arianna’s academic journey began with a Masterās degree in Geological Science and Technology from the University of Pisa, where she explored the dating of volcanic eruptions in Lipari and Vulcano using paleomagnetism. She then earned her Ph.D. in Research Methods in Science and Technology from the University of Urbino, presenting an experimental thesis on the evolution of Quaternary and active volcanoes.Her professional experience includes significant research positions at INGV, where she has been involved in analyzing data from the magnetic monitoring network of Etna and innovating acquisition and transmission systems. Currently, she works at the TechnoLab of INGV’s Catania Section, developing and implementing machine learning algorithms to monitor and describe volcanic dynamics and thermal anomalies using satellite data.