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Riccardo Zecchina |
Riccardo Zecchina general interest is in topics at the interface between Statistical Physics, Computer Science, Discrete Mathematics and Information Theory.
His current research activity is focused on combinatorial optimization, probabilistic and message-passing algorithms, statistical physics of complex systems, out-of-equilibrium dynamics, analysis of algorithms and interdisciplinary applications of statistical physics. |
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Alessandro Pelizzola |
Alessandro Pelizzola is an Associate Professor at the Department of Applied Science and Technology, Politecnico di Torino. His current research activity is mainly on applications of statistical physics to biological macromolecules, and in particular on protein folding and protein design. He is also active on nonequilibrium statistical physics, especially driven Ising models and fluctuation relations. |
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Andrea Pagnani |
Andrea Pagnani is a Research Scientist at the Human Genetic Foundation (HuGeF-Torino). His background is in Statistical Physics and Disordered Systems, and his scientific work is about: Stochastic growth model of surfaces as KPZ equation, Disordered models of RNA's folding, Spin Glasses, Coloring problem on random graphs, Boolean Networks, Combinatorial inference,Bioinformatics, and Systems Biology. |
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Abolfazl Ramezanpour |
With a background in Physics, Abolfazl Ramezampour's current interest is statistical physics of complex systems; he is currently working on combinatorial optimization problems and complex network. |
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Alejandro Lage Castellanos |
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Alfredo Braunstein |
Alfredo Braunstein earned his Ph.D. in mathematics from SISSA (Trieste) in 2005. His main interests are combinatorial optimization, inference and algorithms. He is also interested in the game of Go and in the subject of computer Go. |
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Alireza Alemi |
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Carla Bosia |
Carla has a background in theoretical physics and then moved to complex systems in biology. Her main interests are genetic control mechanisms and stochastic processes. At the moment she a PostDoc at the Human Genetics Foundation (HuGeF-Torino) and she is learning how to make experiments in the wet lab. |
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Carlo Baldassi |
With a background in theoretical physics, Carlo Baldassi moved to Complex Systems in Biology, defending a Ph.D. thesis in Computational Neuroscience. His main interest is the development of distributed algorithms for learning and structural inference in the context of Computational Neuroscience, and, more in general, for optimisation problems with potential biological applications. |
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Fabrizio Altarelli |
Combinatorial optimization with message passing algorithms, and its applications |
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Joseph Rushton Wakeling |
Joseph Wakeling studied mathematics at Imperial College, London, followed by a PhD in interdisciplinary physics at the University of Fribourg, Switzerland. His research interests include complex systems, reputation and recommender systems and the future of research publication. |
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Luca Dall'Asta |
Luca Dall'Asta is a theoretical physicist working on the interdisciplinary applications of Statistical Physics, in particular to problems emerging in the fields of Computer Science and Economics. His current research includes combinatorial optimization, coarsening and multiplicative noise in non-equilibrium stochastic processes, game-theoretic problems on graphs and networks. |
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Marco Zamparo |
With a background in statistical physics oriented to biophysics, my present research is focused on probabilistic graphical models and stochastic processes with applications to biophysics, biology and finance. |
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Rituraj Purohit |
Rituraj is a PostDoc researcher at Human Genetic Foundation (HuGeF-Torino). His scientific interests focus on range of issues related to structural bioinformatics. By adopting multidisciplinary approach combines first-principle physics with the analysis of biological systems such as 3-dimensional structure of proteins, protein-drug complex and nucleic acids, He would like to observe that how certain mutation alter the dynamics behavior of proteins and its interaction with other molecules. He is very much interested in molecular folding, evolution, and binding interactions, and structure/function relationships of experimentally solved structures and from computational models. |
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Alessandro Ingrosso |
With a background in Cognitive Psychology and Physics, Alessandro Ingrosso is mainly interested in applications of Statistical Physics and Nonlinear Dynamics methods in Computational and Theoretical Neuroscience. |
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Indaco Biazzo |
Indaco Biazzo is interested in statistical physics and optimization; He is working on prize collecting steiner tree problem. He is also interested in amorphous packings of hard spheres. |
