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Algebra
The group works in representation theory of algebras.
Algorithms
The group investigates structural aspects of fundamental problems in Computer Science and their mathematical models. This leads to the design of better algorithms protocols and systems as well as understanding of their implicit computational limits. Specific areas of interests include: algorithm design, data structures, string algorithms, computational complexity, combinatorial optimization, coding and information theory, machine learning. Most results obtained are in the intersection of algorithmics with several other areas in theory and applications, including bioinformatics, communication networks, operating research and artificial intelligence.
Algorithmic Bioinformatics and Natural Computing
Application of theoretical methods and data analysis to model information underlying biological processes: graph and string algorithms for systems biology; advanced data structures for sequence data; distance measures for biological sequences; natural (biotechnological, membrane) computing; pattern recognition, machine learning for biomedical data.
Analysis of PDE and Calculus of Variations
The research topics of this group cover calculus of variations, geometric measure theory, optimal control theory, optimal transport theory and applications.
ARLette - Automated Reasoning Laboratory
The group conducts research in Automated Reasoning: satisfiability modulo theories/assignments, theorem proving, decision procedures for satisfiability, model building, rewriting, and applications.
Databases and Information Systems
People of this group are involved in research areas regarding informations systems theory and applications
Big Data Analytics
This research group deals with several topics regarding the management and analysis of big spatio-temporal datasets.
Big Data, Data Science and Process Mining

Biomedical Imaging
The Biomedical Imaging Group is active in Experimental and Translational Biomedical Imaging, with main focuses on Magnetic Resonance and Optical Imaging. The lab is equipped with a MRI Tomograph (Bruker, Biospec 4.7 T) and with an Optical Images (IVIS Spectrum, PerkinElmer).
Blockchain
This research group deals with several topics related to the development and the application of the emerging blockchain technology and the smart contract infrastructure.
Contemporary Applied Mathematics
Development of advanced theoretical and computational mathematical methods for transport and diffusion phenomena in complex systems, multivariate approximation and high-dimensional control problems.
Electronic Systems Design (ESD)
The aim of the research group is to apply electronic design automation (EDA) techniques to cyber-physical production systems (CPPSs) and Industrial IoT (IIoT) for modeling, simulation, synthesis and testing of production lines.
Foundations, History and Didactics of Physics
Research activities in this field concern the History of Physics, particularly devoted to the XX century, and Physics Education following active learning methods and in sinergy with the History of Physics with reference to the Foundations of Physics and to the Nature of Science, particularly devoted to Physics teaching at University level and to perspective primary and secondary school teachers.
ForMe - Formal Methods for the Design of Engineering Systems
The aim of the research group is to apply formal methods to modelling, verification and synthesis of engineering systems. The domains range from timed systems to nonlinear cyberphysical systems.
INdAM - Research Unit at the University of Verona
We collect here the scientific activities of the Research Unit of Istituto Nazionale di Alta Matematica INdAM at the University of Verona
InfOmics
Our research aims to analyse biomedical data efficiently, in particular we develop new methods to mining biological networks, integrate heterogeneous data, analyse omics, reconstruct pangenomes, analyse genomes haplotype-aware and to classify patients. We use theory coming from machine learning, data science, mathematics and graph theory.
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
The group conducts research in Artificial Intelligence, including Automated Reasoning, Search Algorithms, Knowledge Representation, Machine Learning, Multi-Agent Systems, and their applications.
ISLa - Intelligent Systems Lab
Artificial intelligence, statistical learning and data analysis for intelligent systems
K.Re.Art.I.
Rappresentazione della conoscenza tramite tecniche di IJntelligenza Artificiale
LAPS (Laboratory for Photovoltaics and Solid State Physics)
The lab has is core business on the preparation, fabrication and characterization of second generation thin film solar cells. CdTe thin film solar cells with efficiencies exceeding 15% have been fabricated, also flexible solar cells deposited on polymer foils with more than 10% efficiency have been made. The laboratory is equipped with many different vacuum deposition machines, and electrical and morphological characterization instruments. The laboratory has also a new different area on the characterization on biological samples and nanostructures by atomic force microscopy.
Logica
Logica in matematica ed informatica.
Networked Systems and Technologies
Design and verification of communication technologies capable of bringing efficiency and sustainability to key applications such as industry, agriculture, building automation, transport and land management.
OpDATeCH Lab - Optical Devices and Advanced Techniques for Cultural Heritage
Laboratory of physics applied to cultural heritage: infrared methods, spectral imaging, laser interferometry.
PARCO – Parallel Computing
The aim of the research group is the development and optimization of Software targeting multi-core CPU/many-core GPUs for resource constrained computing platform (e.g., Edge Computing) and for High-performance Computing (HPC) platforms.
The Quantum Informatics Laboratory - QUILAB
The Quantum Informatics Laboratory
Robotics, Artificial Intelligence and Control

IR and X-ray absorption spectroscopy for interdisciplinary studies in biotechnological and cultural heritage fields (IRIS lab)
Research activities in this field concern applications to interdisciplinary studies in Biotechnology and Cultural Heritage of spectroscopy, microspectroscopy and imaging in the medium and near infrared range and in the X-ray range (XANES and EXAFS), including multivariate statistical analysis of spectral data.
SPY

Vision, Images, Patterns and Signals (VIPS)
VIPS activities are devoted to the analysis, recognition, modeling and prediction of multivariate multidimensional signals and patterns by artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques. Specific expertise and application domains include image processing, computer vision, pattern recognition, machine learning, human-machine interaction, computer graphics, mixed reality and gaming, analysis and modeling of biomedical and neuroscience data for both basic and translational research.

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