Sofia Franchini

Sofia Franchini is a Research Fellow at Lancaster University's School of Mathematical Sciences, actively contributing to advanced mathematical research through institutional affiliations with the Algebra and Geometry and Combinatorics research groups.

Her research spans Algebra, Geometry, Combinatorics, Category Theory, and Cluster Algebras, with particular emphasis on structural relationships within category-theoretic frameworks. She investigates torsion phenomena, stability conditions, and combinatorial foundations of algebraic structures through rigorous theoretical exploration.

Her 2025 publication analyzes torsion pairs and structural frameworks in discrete cluster categories, revealing connections between homological algebra and combinatorial representation theory. This work demonstrates consistent focus on categorical completions and stability structures within algebraic systems.

Scientific Awards: No scientific awards documented in available sources.

Advising and Grants: No information available regarding student supervision, doctoral advisees, or research grant acquisitions. Current profile indicates exclusive focus on independent research activities without documented teaching responsibilities.

Labs and Teams: Actively participates in Lancaster University's Algebra and Geometry research group and Combinatorics research group, collaborating on theoretical projects involving cluster categories, triangulated structures, and combinatorial algebraic frameworks. These groups form the core of her institutional research ecosystem within the School of Mathematical Sciences.