“My biggest inspiration is Brian May, lead guitarist in the band Queen, as well as being a PhD in astrophysics, because his life is an incredible combination of both art and science”. Giammarco De Mattia is a medical student in our International MD Program, and one of our #TalentiUniSR: just like his hero Brian May, he lives a life that is devoted to both science and music. Mainly a guitarist (“from 6 strings to 12 strings, acoustics and electrics”), he also plays bass, harmonica, and mandolin. Since September 2017 he has been the organiser of numerous editions of the UniSR IoCiSuono, our Music Festival for the musicians and singers hidden within the students and teachers at our University. One of his main hobbies is making his own gear: when he was just 14 years old, he built a double-neck guitar, and currently builds his own amplifiers. In 2017 he joined The Tambourine Men, a group of musicians with a passion for 60s and 70s music, with whom he is currently recording an album with the production, coordination, and direct participation of Lucio Fabbri, violinist and multi-instrumentalist of the Italian progressive rock band Premiata Forneria Marconi (PFM), which is one of the 100 most important bands in the world! In June 2019, he will take part in a recording session at the world famous Abbey Road Recording Studios in London, in the very same room where The Beatles recorded all of their albums in the 1960s.