Below you will find the list of PhD graduates since 2018, the year of conclusion of the first triennial cycle of the ABRO program.
ABRO PhD graduates 2020
Tommaso COLOMBO
Thesis: Optimization techniques for large scale finite sum problems
Curriculum: Ricerca Operativa
Massimiliano D’ANGELO
Thesis: LQ regulators and detection problems in non-gaussian environments
Curriculum: Automatica
Supervisor: Stefano Battilotti
Eduardo FERREIRA FRANCO
Thesis: A dynamical evaluation framework for technical debt management in software maintenance process
Curriculum: Ricerca Operativa
Supervisor: Paolo Dell'Olmo
Alessandro GIUSEPPI
Thesis: Control methods for safe and efficient cyber-physical systems
Curriculum: Automatica
Supervisor: Francesco Delli Priscoli
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Giorgio GRANI
Thesis: Criterion space search algorithms for nonlinear integer multiobjective programs
Curriculum: Ricerca Operativa
Supervisor: Laura Palagi
Maram KHATIB
Thesis: Multi-sensor coordination in human-robot interaction
Curriculum: Automatica
Supervisor: Alessandro De Luca
Maria Grazia PUXEDDU
Thesis: The structural and functional multilayer modular organization of the human brain
Curriculum: Bioingegneria
Supervisor: Laura Astolfi
Nicola SCIANCA
Thesis: Humanoid gait generation via MPC: Stability, robustness and extensions
Curriculum: Automatica
Supervisor: Giuseppe Oriolo
ABRO PhD graduates 2019
Khaled AL KHUDIR
Thesis: Optimal redundancy control for robot manipulators
Curriculum: Automatic Control
Matilde BERTOLI
Thesis: Gait characterization using wearable inertial sensors in healthy and pathological populations
Curriculum: Bioengineering
Supervisor: Ugo Della Croce
Stefano BERTULETTI
Thesis: Development and applications of an innovative wearable system based on Time-of-Flight technology for the measurement of the human movement
Curriculum: Bioengineering
Emma COLAMARINO
Thesis: Implementing physiologically-based approaches to improve Brain-Computer Interfaces usability in post-stroke motor rehabilitation
Curriculum: Bioengineering
Supervisor: Febo Cincotti
Daniele DE SIMONE
Thesis: A framework for safe human-humanoid coexistence
Curriculum: Automatic Control
Supervisor: Giuseppe Oriolo
Marco FERRO
Thesis: Vision-based methods for state estimation and control or robotic systems with application to mobile and surgical robots
Curriculum: Automatic Control
Supervisor: Marilena Vendittelli
Robinson GUACHI
Thesis: Nonlinear effects in finite element analysis of colorectal surgical clamping
Curriculum: Bioengineering
Supervisor: Febo Cincotti
Marianna INGLESE
Thesis: Advanced perfusion quantification methods for dynamic PET and MRI data modelling
Curriculum: Bioengineering
Supervisor: Febo Cincotti
Federico LISI
Thesis: Artificial intelligence based multi agent control system
Curriculum: Automatic Control
Supervisor: Francesco Delli Priscoli
Ludovica MACCARRONE
Thesis: A new mixed-integer modeling approach for capacity-constrained continuous-time scheduling problems
Curriculum: Operations Research
Supervisor: Stefano Lucidi
Matteo MEKHAIL
Thesis: Distributed estimation for nonlinear systems
Curriculum: Automatic Control
Supervisor: Stefano Battilotti
Anna MELCHIORI
Thesis: Dynamic flow problems with bounded number of paths: Models, algorithms and applications
Curriculum: Operations Research
Supervisor: Antonino Sgalambro
Marco VIOLA
Thesis: Gradient-based methods with subspace acceleration for quadratic programming problems and applications
Curriculum: Operations Research
Supervisor: Massimo Roma
Lavinia AMOROSI
Thesis: Bi-criteria network optimization: problems and algorithms
Curriculum: Operations Research
Supervisor: Paolo Dell'Olmo
Alessandra ANZOLIN
Thesis: Statistical causality in the EEG for the study of cognitive functions in healthy and pathological brains
Curriculum: Bioengineering
Supervisor: Laura Astolfi
Gabriele BUONDONNO
Thesis: Numerical Solutions for design and dynamic control of compliant robots
Curriculum: Automatic Control
Supervisor: Alessandro De Luca
Andrea CALICIOTTI
Thesis: Advances in large scale unconstrained optimization: Novel preconditioning strategies for Nonlinear Conjugate Gradient methods and new developments in Newton-Krylov methods
Curriculum: Operations Research
Supervisor: Massimo Roma
Stefano CASCHERA
Thesis: Analysis and modeling of the EEG activity and connectivity in post-stroke conditions
Curriculum: Bioengineering
Supervisor: Laura Astolfi
Federico CIMORELLI
Thesis: SDN workload balancing and QoE control in next generation network infrastructures
Curriculum: Automatic Control
Supervisor: Francesco Delli Priscoli
Nicolò GIONFRA
Thesis: Stratégies de commande distribuée pour l’optimisation de la production des fermes éoliennes
Curriculum: Automatic Control
Supervisor: Salvatore Monaco
Marwa HASSAN
Thesis: Nonlinear and sampled data control with application to power systems
Curriculum: Automatic Control
Supervisor: Salvatore Monaco
Lorenzo RICCIARDI CELSI
Thesis: Nonlinear multi-agent control with application to networked systems
Curriculum: Automatic Control
Supervisor: Salvatore Monaco