Simone Di Marino

Simone Di Marino is an Associate Professor at the University of Genova, specializing in mathematical analysis and optimal transport. His research focuses on optimal transport theory, partial differential equations, and functional analysis, with contributions to calculus of variations and mathematical physics.

Education:

• PhD in Mathematics (2014)
• Master's/Undergraduate Degree in Mathematics (2012)

Research Interests:

• Optimal Transport with applications to physics and biology
• Analysis of PDEs (e.g., Fokker-Planck, Hele-Shaw models)
• Functional Analysis (Sobolev/BV spaces on metric measure spaces)
• Geometric Analysis (manifolds, metric geometry)

Publications: Recent work includes advances in Wasserstein space algorithms, multi-marginal transport, and semiclassical limits. Key contributions address particle approximation, gradient flows, and convexity properties in quantum systems.

Grants/Awards: Supported by the Simons Foundation. No explicit awards listed.

Professional Activities:

• Organized conferences like 'Calculus of Variations and Free Boundary Problems'
• Co-organizer of workshops on optimal transport and machine learning