Filippo Gatti

Filippo Gatti is a researcher at the Paris-Saclay Mechanics Laboratory, specializing in high-fidelity physics-based earthquake simulations, AI applications in seismology, and soil-structure interaction dynamics. His work integrates advanced numerical methods with high-performance computing to model seismic wave propagation across heterogeneous geologies.

• Current research focuses on hybrid digital twins, neural operators, and physics-guided machine learning
• Active in 3D regional-scale simulations with spectral/finite element methods
• Collaborates on seismic safety analyses for critical infrastructure like nuclear power plants

Recent publications highlight innovations in earthquake ground motion modeling, mesh generation techniques, and AI-enhanced physics simulations using technologies like GANs and diffusion models.

His work demonstrates strong interdisciplinary connections between computational mechanics, geophysics, and artificial intelligence, particularly in developing predictive models for seismic risk assessment.