News
PhD position available on PNRR funds.
NHM
Special Issue Advanced Mathematical Methodologies to
Manage Pandemics
Since years, I take part to the IBM Power System Academic Initiative.
Here
and
here is an interview to the IBM Systems Magazine, July
2020.
Research
I like to tackle analytical problems related to Hyperbolic
Conservation Laws grounded in realistic motivations. By
analytical problems I mean: basic well posedness or stability
issues, optimal control problems and games, typically non
cooperative.
In particular, I'm involved in formulating and studying models
inspired by biology (epidemics, vaccination strategies) or
concerning crowd dynamics (classroom
evacuation; lanes formation); traffic
flow; individuals-population interactions
(the Pied
Piper, dogs and sheeps,
also without p.d.e.s); supply chains;
blood flow; gas dynamics (a piston hit by a shock wave);
mixed hyperbolic-parabolic models for predators-prey interactions
(hunting); phase transitions and
combustion; management of renewable
resources; granular matter.
More recently, I've been concerned with the modeling of the
Covid-19 spreading. If interested,
visit this page.
Here is a list of my
publications. For further information, find me
on MathSciNet, Zentralblatt, ORCID, Scopus, WoS, Google
scholar, TIS.
Editorial Activity
Meetings & Conferences
Past
Links
