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Research and Development at Basetis: The strength of blending Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence, by Andreu Masdeu and by José Luis Muñoz

Received June 1, 2023. Basetis is a Barcelona-based IT consulting firm comprising over 350 employees with a strong focus on social change.* For instance, we have adopted the Teal philosophy, which stands on three pillars: self-management, wholeness, and evolutionary purpose. As a result, decision-making and leadership responsibilities are distributed among Basetis personnel rather than following […]

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Theta correspondences and arithmetic intersections by Armando Gutiérrez Terradillos

Armando Gutiérrez Terradillos defended his PhD thesis Theta correspondences and arithmetic intersections on May 26, 2023. The thesis was produced within the UPC doctoral program on Applied Mathematics and his advisors were Víctor Rotger and Gerard Freixas. Starting January 2024, he will be a postdoctoral researcher at the Morningside Center of Mathematics of the Chinese

PHD Thesis

Robotic manipulation of cloth: mechanical modeling and perception by Franco Coltraro

Franco Coltraro defended his PhD thesis Robotic manipulation of cloth: mechanical modeling and perception, supervised by Professors Jaume Amorós and Maria Alberich-Carramiñana, on March 30th, 2023 within the UPC doctoral program in Applied Mathematics. Currently, he is a postdoctoral researcher at the Institut de Robòtica i Informàtica Industrial (IRI), CSIC-UPC in Barcelona. Thesis summary We

PHD Thesis

First Order Logic of Random Sparse Structures by Alberto Larrauri

Alberto Larrauri defended his PhD thesis First Order Logic of Random Sparse Structures on March 03, 2023. The thesis was produced within the UPC doctoral program on Applied Mathematics and his advisor was Marc Noy. Starting May 2023, he will be a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Oxford in the group of Standa Živný.

PHD Thesis

A theoretical and computational study of the active self-organization of nematic patterns in thin cytoskeletal layers and their effect on curvature by Waleed Mirza

Waleed Mirza defended his PhD thesis A theoretical and computational study of the active self-organization of nematic patterns in thin cytoskeletal layers and their effect on curvature, supervised by Marino Arroyo on 16 February 2023 within the UPC doctoral program in Applied Mathematics. Currently he is in the group of Alejandro Torres-Sánchez at the European

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