- Site: Paris
- Group: image processing and pattern recognition
Short Bio
I obtained my master’s degree in Physics of Complex Systems at the University of Turin in 2021.
In 2022 I was a teacher of math and physics in a scientific high school and then I was awarded with the Lagrange Applied Research scholarship that allowed me to carry out research in the context of Complex Systems, Data Science and Social Impact.
Since October 2022, I am a PhD student within the IMAGE team of the LRE and the Observatoire of Paris in the context of MSCA-COFUND grant. My PhD topic is “Artificial Intelligence at the service of space astrometry: a new way to explore the solar system”, the aim is exploit AI to process the images taken around Saturn by the Cassini-Huygens mission in order to better understand the evolution of our solar system. I am supervised by Valery Lainey (Observatoire de Paris) and Guillaume Tochon (LRE).
| Contact Information | |
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| giulio.quaglia@epita.fr |
Research
My main research interests are:
- Artificial Intelligence
- Machine learning
- Image processing
- Astrophysics