Durante's project represents an ideal example of Data Science, combining modern theories from Criminology and Social Sciences, rigorous and innovative methodology from Statistics, and efficient computational techniques to address the fundamental challenges in the study of criminal networks.

The Prize is aimed at those Italian mathematicians under 30 who have achieved important scientific results in the field of mathematics. Elia Bruè is the winner of the 2023 edition.

Two professors of our department, Luca Braghieri and Daniele Durante have been awarded two ERC grants, respectively for projects titled "SOME (Social Media: Measuring Effects and Mitigating Downsides)" and "NEMESIS (sociogeNEsis of criMinal nEtworks: reconStruction, dIscovery, and diSruption)"

After a period at the University of Maryland's Department of Mathematics, Antonio De Rosa has returned to the Department of Decision Sciences as an Assistant Professor.

We are delighted to announce that Tangren Feng, Daniele Durante and Antonio Lijoi have won the PRIN (Research Projects of Significant National Interest) funding.