Emilio Cruciani

Emilio Cruciani is a Tenure Track Assistant Professor in Computer Science at the European University of Rome, affiliated with the Department of Human Sciences. He holds a PhD in Computer Science from the Gran Sasso Science Institute (2019) and has conducted research at universities in Germany, France, and Austria.

His research focuses on algorithms, data mining, and social network dynamics. Current work investigates local network interactions for graph clustering, stochastic processes on networks, and scalable algorithms for large datasets. He has contributed to Green AI through dynamic model selection for energy efficiency.

• Co-PI on two Facebook Research-funded projects
• Active in program committees for algorithms and artificial intelligence conferences
• Over 30 publications in international conferences and journals

Publications span network dynamics, election control, software testing, and hypergraph convergence. His work bridges theoretical computer science with applied problems in social influence and biomedical informatics.