Stefanella Boatto
Associate Professor, DMA, Instituto de Matemática
& Associate Director of International Relations of IM;
International Relations' representantive for the Center for Mathematical and Natural Sciencies - CCMN,
Universidade Federal de Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ)
Email : stefanella.boatto at matematica.ufrj.br
Member of the Advisory Editorial Board :
Mathematical Sciences and its Applications - The Women University of Multan - Pakistan
MusMath - UFRJ - Brazil
Undergraduate : Università di Bologna, Italy (1988)
Master : University of Chicago (1991)
PhD : University of Chicago (1996)
Currently:
Visiting Professor, naXys, Deptarment of Mathematics, Université de Namur, Belgium (up to 31/10/2023)
Visiting Professor, Universidad de Barcelona, Catalunya, Spain (1/11/2023 to 09/3/2024)
Previous Appointments
Research Assistant (A.T.R.), LaHydX, École Polytechnique, France (1996-1998)
Visiting Researcher, Astronomie et Systèmes Dynamique, IMCCE, Paris (1998-2003)
Research & Teaching Assistant (A.T.E.R.), Université Paris 13 (2002-2003), Université d`Evry (2000-2002)
Postdoc : Fields Institute, Toronto & McMaster University, Hamilton Canada (2003-2005), IMPA, Rio de Janeiro (2005-2006)
Research Interests
Mathematical modelling of epidemics
Topological Data Analysis with applications to epidemiological data and satellite data.
Hamiltonian Dynamics
Dynamics of N-bodies and N-vortices over manifolds. Post-Newtonian gravity.
Applied Dynamical Systems & Geometry
CNPq Research Groups
ModEpid : Modeling, complex networks and spatio-temporal analysis of epidemiological data
SDG^2F : Dynamical Systems and Geometry with applications to Gravitational and incompressible Fluid dynamics
Seminars & Extra lectures 2023
Seminars, naXys, Université de Namur, Belgium, January & October
Seminar, Dynamics Days Europe, Naples, Italy, 3-8 September
Seminars at the workshop "Geometric and Field Theoretic Methods for Astro-, Geo-, and Bio-Physical Fluids", Aspen Center for Physics, USA, 28 May - 8 June,
Co-organization with Timoteo Carletti (Univ. de Namur) of the mini-symposium "Networks and High-Order Models. Interconnecting Theory and Applications", SIAM Conference on Dynamical Systems and Applications, Portland, USA, 14-18 May
Seminar, Dept. Mathematics, Politecnico di Torino, Italy, February
Seminar, Dynamical Systems Group, University of Barcelona, Catalunya, Spain, February
Photo credits : Didier Goupy