Aniello Lampo

Aniello Lampo is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Carlos III University of Madrid, where he researches complex systems within the Complex Systems Interdisciplinary Group (GISC). His work spans theoretical biology, statistical physics, and network science.

His research investigates emergent phenomena in biological and urban systems, including microbial community dynamics, plant-pollinator networks, and urban congestion patterns. Recent publications reveal new macroecological patterns beyond Taylor's law and analyze structural dynamics in mutualistic ecological networks.

Publications demonstrate consistent interdisciplinary approaches, combining theoretical physics with biological applications. Earlier quantum physics research includes polaron dynamics, quantum thermometry, and non-Markovian systems, showing broad theoretical expertise. No scientific awards or advised students are documented.

He contributes to understanding complex adaptive systems through mathematical modeling and computational approaches at the physics-biology interface.