Giuseppe Negro

Giuseppe Negro is an FCT Researcher at the Center for Mathematical Analysis, Geometry, and Dynamical Systems (CAMGSD) at Instituto Superior Técnico in Lisbon. He holds a PhD from the joint program of Sorbonne Paris Nord and ICMAT-Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, under advisors Thomas Duyckaerts and Keith Rogers. His research focuses on harmonic analysis and partial differential equations, with a particular emphasis on Fourier restriction inequalities, wave equations, and functional inequalities. He has organized international conferences such as the Harmonic Analysis session at IWOTA 2025 and the Harmonic Analysis and PDEs Meeting of the London Mathematical Society. He currently supervises Master’s student David Afonso and has mentored interns like T. Fischer and P. Martins. His work bridges theoretical analysis with applied mathematics, addressing problems in geometric analysis and mathematical physics.

• Education:
• PhD: Sorbonne Paris Nord and ICMAT-Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (2020)
• Previous roles: Postdoctoral Researcher at Basque Center for Applied Mathematics (BCAM), Research Fellow at University of Birmingham, and Invited Assistant Professor at CAMGSD.
• Research Interests: Harmonic analysis, Fourier restriction theory, nonlinear dispersive equations, functional inequalities, and their applications to mathematical physics.

Giuseppe has authored over a dozen peer-reviewed articles, including works on sharp Fourier extension inequalities and global solutions to cubic wave equations. His outreach efforts include co-authoring educational articles for Oberwolfach Snapshots and a Spanish-language interview on cardiovascular disease modeling.