We are glad to announce the second annual PhD event in Computer Science research, hosted
by the Department of Computer Science of the University of Pisa. The event will be structured in
three main sessions: Origins, Foundations and Horizons. Students will pitch for 10 mins about
the results contained in their PhD thesis, as well as internship experiences in companies or
awards they got for their research.
A stunning half-day event, with a number of inspiring presentations given by our PhD students on
their research achievements, innovation impact and future research perspectives.
The event is totally free and open to everyone. Undergraduate students, professors, researchers
as well as innovators and companies are warmly invited to attend.
The event will be broadcasted in live-streaming on the Mediateca platform of the University of Pisa.
If you are curious about what happened last year, please have a look at the program, slides, and pictures of the first event.
Paolo Ferragina Coordinator of the PhD Program in Computer Science University of Pisa |
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The major benefit in a teacher’s life Fabrizio Luccio Emeritus Professor |
Is concurrency too coarse an abstraction? Petri nets as a touchstone Ugo Montanari Emeritus Professor |
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Molecular Programming Luca Cardelli University of Oxford |
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Scalable Processing and Mining of Big Mobility Data Omid Isfahani Alamdari PhD Student Slides · Video |
Edge Selection Strategies for Human-enabled Sensing Architectures Dimitri Belli PhD Student Slides · Video |
Verification of robustness property in chemical reaction networks Lucia Nasti PhD Student Slides · Video |
Freshening the air in microservices Davide Neri PhD Student Slides · Video |
Efficiency-Effectiveness Trade-offs in Modern Query Processing Roberto Trani PhD Student Slides · Video |
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The sunrise of a new generation of computers: quantum computers are real Federico Mattei Innovation & Technical Manager, IBM |
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Developing technological solutions to assist children with ASD with application to real-life and diagnostic scenarios Mariasole Bondioli PhD Student Slides · Video |
Deployment and Management of Fog Applications Stefano Forti PhD Student Slides · Video |
Algorithmic configuration by learning and optimization Gabriele Iommazzo PhD Student Slides · Video |
Modeling & Predicting Privacy Risk in Personal Data Roberto Pellungrini PhD Student Slides · Video |
Omid Isfahani Alamdari received his Master's degree in Computer Engineering from Iran University of Science and Technology, Tehran, Iran, with specialization in distributed systems. Currently, he is a Ph.D. student in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Pisa and a member of KDDLab. His Ph.D. thesis is oriented to the processing and mining of big mobility data.
Dimitri Belli received his MS from the University of Pisa in 2016. Currently, he is an in pectore PhD in Computer Science at the University of Pisa. His research interests are in mobile distributed systems, Internet of Things and smart environments with a special focus on mobile crowdsensing and multi-access edge computing paradigms.
Mariasole Bondioli received the MSc in digital Humanities (2016) from the University of Pisa, where she is currently completing the PhD degree at the Department of Computer Science. Her current multidisciplinary research is oriented to develop innovative ICT supports to improve the daily life conditions of people with Autism Spectrum Disorder, approaching their diagnosis and therapy needs in a technology-based perspective.
Stefano Forti received the MSc in Computer Science and Networking (2016) jointly from the Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies and the University of Pisa, where he is currently completing the PhD degree at the Department of Computer Science. His current research interests include Fog, Cloud, and service-oriented computing, and formal methods and algorithms.
Gabriele Iommazzo obtained his MSc in Data Science and Business Informatics at Università di Pisa, and then he moved to Ecole Polytechnique in France, where he started his Doctoral Degree. During his PhD he developed a methodology, based on machine learning and optimization techniques, to tackle the automatic algorithm configuration problem on mathematical programming solvers.
Lucia Nasti is a Ph.D. student in Computer Science at the University of Pisa. Her current research interests include different topics from Bioinformatics and Systems Biology, focusing on modeling and simulation of complex systems. In particular, she is studying how to verify biological properties in Chemical Reaction Networks, studying their topological features.
Davide Neri received the MSc in Computer Science and Networking (2016) jointly from the Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies and the University of Pisa, where he is currently completing the PhD degree at the Department of Computer Science. His research project focuses on propose methodologies for analysis and refactoring microservice-based architecture and for deploying them into container based virtualization.
Roberto Pellungrini received the MS degree in Business Informatics from Pisa University, Italy, in 2016. He is completing a PhD in Computer Science at the Computer Science Department of the University of Pisa since November 2016. His research interests include data mining, data privacy, privacy risk assessment and spatio-temporal data analysis.
Roberto Trani received the MSc in Computer Science (2016) from the University of Pisa, where he is completing a Ph.D. in Computer Science. Roberto is actually a research fellow at the High-Performance-Computing Laboratory in the National Research Council of Italy (ISTI-CNR). His research interests are information retrieval, high performance computing, algorithms and machine learning.
Sala "G. Gerace"
Department of Computer Science
Largo Bruno Pontecorvo 3
Pisa, Italy
Lorenzo Ceragioli
Federico Errica
Stefano
Forti
Andrea Michienzi
Lucia Nasti