The brain behind
the charts
One person. One question. 65 years of music. And a neural network trained on the human brain.
Fabrizio Gè
MSc Biomedical Engineering · DJ · Producer
I hold a MSc in Biomedical Engineering from Politecnico di Milano, with a specialization in neuroengineering, machine learning, and neurophysiological signal processing. My thesis focused on EEG-based attention and cognitive load monitoring using wearable BCI systems, developed in collaboration with EssilorLuxottica. It led to a patent application (co-inventor, pending) and two scientific publications currently in submission.
But before I ever touched an EEG cap, I was already deep into music. I've been DJing for years, I produce tracks when inspiration strikes, and I built Project Svolta, a music festival now in its 4th edition, born inside the Politecnico di Milano community. Music isn't just what I study. It's the thing that got me here.
Resonance was born where these two worlds meet: the brain and the beat. It's my way of asking, with data and not opinions, why certain sounds move us across generations.
I led Svoltastudenti, the largest students' union at Politecnico di Milano, as President of the nonprofit association. Under my leadership, the organization earned 4,432 votes in the 2023 elections, becoming the first student list at the university. I currently work as Analyst for Digital Innovation at Fondazione Politecnico di Milano, deploying digital health systems across public clinical networks.