Germana Landi

Germana Landi is an Associate Professor at the Department of Mathematics, University of Bologna. Her research focuses on numerical methods for solving ill-posed inverse problems, with applications in image processing, magnetic resonance data inversion, and geological modeling. She holds a Mathematics degree (1997) and a PhD in Computational Mathematics (2001, University of Padua). Her academic career includes roles as a researcher (2008–2021) and Professor II fascia (since 2021).

Education:

• BSc in Mathematics, University of Bologna (1997)
• PhD in Computational Mathematics, University of Padua (2001)

Research Interests:

• Numerical methods for minimization and regularization of inverse problems
• Image reconstruction/enhancement in medical and geological contexts
• Applications in MRI, landslides analysis, and FFC-NMR spectroscopy

Her work emphasizes algorithm development, such as MUPen2DTool and ModelFreeFFC, addressing challenges in data inversion and noise reduction.

Advising & Grants: Supervised numerous master’s theses in Mathematics. Participated in national research programs and contributed to interdisciplinary projects in geology and biomedical engineering.

Labs/Tools: Developed software tools for 2D NMR data inversion and MRI artifact removal, reflecting her commitment to bridging computational methods with real-world applications.