Monthly Archives: September 2026

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New MOX Report on “A weighted polygonal discontinuous Galerkin method for hierarchically coupled reaction–diffusion systems with cubic interactions”

A new MOX Report entitled “A weighted polygonal discontinuous Galerkin method for hierarchically coupled reaction–diffusion systems with cubic interactions” by Corti, M. has appeared in the MOX Report Collection. Check it out here: https://www.mate.polimi.it/biblioteca/add/qmox/73-2026.pdf Abstract: We develop and analyse a symmetric weighted interior penalty polytopal discontinuous Galerkin (SWIP-PolyDG) method for […]

New MOX Report on “Optimal Transport Dropout for Structured Predictive Uncertainty”

A new MOX Report entitled “Optimal Transport Dropout for Structured Predictive Uncertainty” by Lorenzon, G.; Regazzoni, F. has appeared in the MOX Report Collection. Check it out here: https://www.mate.polimi.it/biblioteca/add/qmox/72-2026.pdf Abstract: Deterministic neural networks and neural operators provide point predictions with no intrinsic measure of reliability. Yet, predictive uncertainty may stem […]

Mattia Corti received the 2026 GBMA Award for Best PhD Thesis at AIMETA 2026 Conference

At the AIMETA 2026 Conference, Mattia Corti was awarded, ex aequo, the 2026 GBMA Award for the Best PhD Thesis in Theoretical and Applied Biomechanics. The GBMA Award recognises doctoral theses of outstanding scientific merit in biomechanics. The selection committee, composed of Professors Giuseppe Vairo, Marco de Tullio, Alberto Salvadori, […]

New MOX Report on “A mathematical model for irreversible damage of the collagen scaffold in the myocardium”

A new MOX Report entitled “A mathematical model for irreversible damage of the collagen scaffold in the myocardium” by Radisic, I.; Regazzoni, F.; Dede’, L.; Quarteroni, A. has appeared in the MOX Report Collection. Check it out here: https://www.mate.polimi.it/biblioteca/add/qmox/71-2026.pdf Abstract: We propose a dissipative, irreversible damage model for anisotropic media […]

New MOX Report on “Longitudinal versus quasi-P waves in weakly anisotropic elasticity: operator comparison and long-time dephasing”

A new MOX Report entitled “Longitudinal versus quasi-P waves in weakly anisotropic elasticity: operator comparison and long-time dephasing” by Micheletti, S. has appeared in the MOX Report Collection. Check it out here: https://www.mate.polimi.it/biblioteca/add/qmox/70-2026.pdf Abstract: In isotropic elasticity, P-wave displacement is longitudinal and curl-free. In anisotropic elasticity, the physical quasi-P (qP) […]

MOX Lab @ International Festival of Engineering 2026

At the International Festival of Engineering 2026 (Sep 18-20, 2026), the MOX Lab, Department of Mathematics, Politecnico di Milano, contributed with “Guida il gruppo, accendi il movimento!”: an interactive activity for both children and adults to explore the role of mathematics and computational modeling in describing how individual choices influence […]

Advances in Computational Neurology: Mathematical Modeling, Simulation, and Data-Driven Methods

Organizers: Paola F. Antonietti, Francesca Bonizzoni, Ivan Fumagalli, Niteen Kumar, Stefano Pagani When: 2027-8-30 – 2027-9-3 Where: Lake Como School of Advanced Studies, Villa del Grumello Description: Computational neurology aims to support neurologists by developing physics-based and data-driven models of the human central nervous system under both physiological and pathological […]

Piermario Vitullo finalist for the VPH Best Thesis Award in In Silico Medicine 2026

We are pleased to announce that Piermario Vitullo has been selected as a finalist for the VPH Best Thesis Award in In Silico Medicine 2026 for his PhD thesis, “Advanced multiphysics computational models for the vascular microenvironment”. The award recognises exceptional PhD theses in in silico medicine defended in 2025, with particular attention to the capacity to […]