Sauro Succi - Mathematics

Senior Research Executive and Principal Investigator, Italian Institute of Technology and a Research Associate at the Physics Department, Harvard University

Sauro Succi currently serves as a Senior Research Executive and Principal Investigator at the Italian Institute of Technology and a Research Associate at the Physics Department Harvard University. His research activity covers a broad range of topics related to the computational modelling of complex systems in uid dynamics, thermonuclear plasmas, soft matter and quantum computing for uids. This activity earned him several international awards, including the von Humboldt Award in Physics (2002), the APS Rahman Prize in Computational Physics (2017), the BJ Alder CECAM Prize (2019) and the Beltrami Prize (2023). He is an elected member of the Academia Europaea (2015), he received the Sigillum Magnum of Bologna University (2018) and he is a Honorary Professor at University College London (2022).