Former and current students

2026, Urte Adomaityte. Statistical Physics Approaches to High-Dimensional Learning and Inference with Heavy-Tailed and Structured Data, King’s College London.
From 2025, Rodrigo Emilio Perez Ortiz. Alma Mater Università di Bologna.

2016, Matteo P. D’Achille. Thesis: On two assignment problems, co-supervised with Sergio Caracciolo, University of Milan.
2018, Gianmarco Perrupato. Thesis: Study of matching on the Bethe lattice, co-supervised with Giorgio Parisi, Sapienza University of Rome.
2021, Anshul Toshniwal. Thesis: The planted multi-index matching problem, co-supervised with Lenka Zdeborová, EPFL.
2021, Claudia De Sousa Miranda Perez. Thesis: The random dimer covering problem on the weighted Aztec graph, King’s College London.
2021, Daniel Reti. Thesis: Robustness of excitations in the random dimer model, King’s College London.
2021, Hugo Ryder. Thesis: Matching recovery, King’s College London.
2021, Leonardo Scialo. Thesis: Arctic region in the weighted random dimer covering, King’s College London.
2022, Guoyu Chang. Thesis: The mixed multi-index matching problem, King’s College London.
2022, Xiaoying Zhou. Thesis: Statistical physics of community detection, King’s College London.
2023, Wenjuan Li. Thesis: Stable Marriage Problems: Perturbations and Correlations, King’s College London.
2026, Gioia Romanelli. Thesis: TBA, University of Bologna.

2024, Sara Tramontano. Thesis: Inferenza nel modello spiked Wigner in alta dimensione, University of Bologna.
2025, Nora Riccobelli Carletti. Thesis: Proprietà spettrali di matrici casuali con applicazioni al machine learning, University of Bologna.
2026, Adele Cornaglia. Thesis: Il problema della classificazione in alta dimensione, University of Bologna.
2026, Emma Calvani. Thesis: TBA, University of Bologna.
2026, Margherita Calvani. Thesis: TBA, University of Bologna.