Andrea Ghira, a former PhD student at the University of Genoa, has been awarded the INFN “Sergio Fubini” Prize, presented by the Italian National Institute for Nuclear Physics (INFN) to outstanding PhD theses in theoretical physics. Andrea obtained his PhD in Physics and Nanosciences at the University of Genoa with the thesis Fragmentation and Jet Substructure in Heavy Flavour Processes, under the supervision of Simone Marzani and Giovanni Ridolfi. Andrea is currently carrying out his research at the Technical University of Munich (TUM), in the group of Prof. Lorenzo Tancredi, supported by a TUM Global Postdoc Fellowship. The Fubini Prize is an important recognition of the quality of the work carried out during his PhD and of the scientific results he achieved.