Hello! My name is

Andrea Scaglioni

I am a Ph.D. student in numerical mathematics at TU Vienna. I specialize in Uncertainty Quantification (UQ) for Partial Differential Equations (PDEs).

My thesis aims to simulate the stochastic dynamics of a micromagnetic system. I am developing and studying a high-dimensional interpolation method (Sparse Grid Interpolation) to produce a surrogate model of the random solution.

Before that, I did my master’s in Computational Science and Engineering at EPFL (Switzerland) from 2016 to 2019.

News

I am open to work from Q1 2025. Read my CV and Get in Touch!

  • From 1.10, I will be a PostDoc in the group of Prof. Ilaria Perugia at University of Vienna. Looking forward to meeting the new colleagues and setting up new collaborations!

  • If you are a VSM student at TU Wien and want to gain valuable event organization experience, you should become part of the VSM Student Board! Get in touch or drop by at my office, I’m happy to tell you more!

  • On 29.09. and 1.10.24 the VSM event “Workshop on Career Outside of Academia” will take place at TU Wien.  Thanks to TU Career Center for holding the course. In the afternoon on 1.10, five industry guests will participate in a panel discussion. Being part of the organizing committee, I’m delighted we made this happen!
  • On 11.09.24 I’m presenting on “Sparse grid approximation of nonlinear SPDEs: The Landau–Lifshitz–Gilbert equation” at the Sparse Grid and Application seminar held at Bonn University (Germany). You can read more on the Event Program.
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