I am going to start my PhD in Smart Computing in fall 2019.
In July 2019 I obtained my Master degree in Theoretical Physics, summa cum laude, at the University of Florence. The title of my final research project was “Holographic complexity of rotating black holes”. I previously obtained my Bachelor degree in Physics, summa cum laude, at the same University.
During my studies in Physics, I have developed a keen interest in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, therefore I decided to fully devote myself to this research field in the next future.
Lapo on this site
- [Sep 28th 2022] LabMeeting: Continual Learning: an Optimal Control approach
- [Jun 1st 2022] LabMeeting: Neural dynamic in temporal environments
- [Jan 19th 2022] LabMeeting: Learning invariant features from video streams: an optimal control approach
- [Jul 14th 2021] LabMeeting: Continual learning and catastrophic forgetting, a general overview
- [Feb 24th 2021] LabMeeting: Scanpaths and their discriminative capabilities
- [Sep 30th 2020] LabMeeting: Imitation Learning – predicting goal-directed scanpaths
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