Giovanni Stabile

Giovanni Stabile is an Associate Professor in Numerical Analysis at the Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies in Pisa, Italy. His research focuses on numerical approximation of PDEs for computational mechanics, model reduction, machine learning, and urban microclimate modeling. He leads the ERC-funded DANTE project (2024-2029), which develops efficient numerical methods for urban environmental simulations, integrating model reduction, scientific machine learning, and data assimilation. The project addresses challenges in air pollution, urban heat islands, and wind load modeling.

Research & Projects: DANTE (GA 101115741) aims to create agile yet physically rigorous tools for urban digital twins. The project emphasizes bridging data-driven methods and projection-based techniques for quantifiable accuracy and reliability.

Positions Available:

• Two PhD positions in Artificial Intelligence for Society (application deadline: end May 2024; start: October 2024)
• Two PostDoc positions (duration: up to 4 years; start: summer 2024)

Institution: The Sant'Anna School is a prestigious public research university in Pisa, known for its interdisciplinary and innovation-driven programs.