Chiara Franceschini

Chiara Franceschini is a Researcher (tenure-track) in the Department of Physical, Computer, and Mathematical Sciences at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia. Her research focuses on interacting particle systems, stochastic duality theory, and non-equilibrium statistical mechanics. She has held prestigious fellowships at the MSRI (Berkeley) and Instituto Superior Tecnico (Lisboa), and is affiliated with organizations like the Gruppo Nazionale per la Fisica Matematica (GNFM) and the Academic Senate of her university.

• PhD Supervised by Cristian Giardinà
• Uhlenbeck Postdoctoral Fellow at MSRI
• Postdoctoral Fellow at Instituto Superior Tecnico

Her research explores scaling limits of stochastic systems, duality relations in Markov processes, and integrable models. She is particularly active in mathematical physics and probabilistic approaches to non-equilibrium dynamics.

Recent publications highlight her work on hydrodynamic limits, large deviations, and duality in asymmetric and boundary-driven systems. She also contributes to interdisciplinary topics like privacy evaluation in location-based systems.

• Uhlenbeck Postdoctoral Fellowship
• MSRI Program: Universality and Integrability in Random Matrix Theory

Chiara serves as a mentor and participates in academic governance through the University's Academic Senate. She organizes international workshops such as PSPDE XII and Interacting Particle Systems and Related Fields.