Adriana Garroni

Adriana Garroni is a Full Professor in Analysis at the Department of Mathematics G. Castelnuovo, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy. Her research focuses on advanced mathematical topics within the Calculus of Variations, including applications to physical phenomena like dislocations, fracture mechanics, and phase transitions. She actively contributes to academic programs and events, notably coordinating the PhD program in mathematics.

• University: Sapienza University of Rome
• Department: Department of Mathematics
• Academic Rank: Professor

Research Interests: Garroni specializes in Calculus of Variations, with deep engagement in Potential Theory, Homogenization, Relaxed Dirichlet Problems, Plasticity Models, Dislocations, Damage, Fracture Mechanics, Phase Transitions, and Capillarity. Her work bridges mathematical analysis with practical applications in material science and physics.

Academic Leadership: She has organized multiple editions of the Summer School in Analysis and Applied Mathematics (2004–2017) and meetings on Applied Mathematics and Calculus of Variations (2008–2018), collaborating with institutions like GNAMPA, INDAM, and PRIN-funded projects.