Assistant Professor - Politecnico di Torino
LORENZO ZINO
Assistant Professor - Politecnico di Torino
I majored in Applied Mathematics (Ingegneria Matematica) at Politecnico di Torino in 2014 and received my PhD degree (with honors) in Pure and Applied Mathematics from Università di Torino - Politecnico di Torino (joint doctorate program) in 2018. After research fellowships at Politecnico di Torino, New York University, and University of Groningen, since October 2022, I joined the Department of Electronics and Telecommunications of the Politecnico di Torino, Italy, where I am a Senior Assistant Professor (RTDb), since 2023. My research production includes more than 70 international scientific publications, including more than 40 papers in scientific journals. My research interests include but are not limited to the modeling, the analysis, and the control aspects of dynamical processes over network systems (epidemic spreading, opinion dynamics, diffusion of innovation, etc.), applied probability, network modeling and analysis, and game theory.
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Lorenzo has been awarded with the Best Young Author Journal Paper Award 2024 by the IEEE CSS Italy Chapter
September 2024
MOST RECENT PUBLICATIONS
UPCOMING EVENTS
COMPLEX NETWORKS 2024
Istanbul, Turkey (Dec 10-12, 2024)
I will participate to the 13th International Conference on Complex Networks and their Applications (ComplexNetworks 2024), where I will give an oral presentation entitled Structure and Shock Resistance in Financial Networks: A Numerical Study (joint work with A. Proskurnikov, G. Fracastoro, and G. C. Calafiore)
CDC 2024 - WORKSHOP
Milan, Italy (Dec 15, 2024)
I will give a presentation on Adaptive-gain control for evolutionary game-theoretic dynamics in the workshop Complex Socio-Technical Networked Dynamics, which I organized with A. Fontan, K.H. Johansson, P.U. Lima, S. Pequito, and A. Rizzo.
CDC 2024
Milan, Italy (Dec 16-19, 2024)
​I will attend IEEE CDC 2024. There, our works on epidemics on higher-order networks (with A. Rizzo), game theory (with B. Franci and F. Fabiani), and controlling social dynamics (with R. Raineri, M. Ye, G. Como, and F. Fagnani) will be presented. The latter will be presented within a session on Analysis and Control of Network Dynamics in the Social and Life Sciences, which I co-organized with M. Ye, M. Cao, and N. Leonard
WORKSHOP - LORENTZ CENTER
Leiden, Netherlands (Jan 27-31, 2025)
I will participate in the workshop Computational models for enhanced crisis preparedness, held at the Lorentz Center at the University of Leiden (organized by F. Giardini, L. Vanhee, and J. Thompson)