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Maria Teresa Chiri Assistant Professor Department of Mathematics and Statistics Queen's University 48 University Ave. Jeffery Hall Kingston, ON K7L 3N6 Canada Coordinates Office: 414 Jeffery Hall Email: [email protected] Twitter: @MTeresaChiri |
Graduate Student Recruiting: I am seeking highly motivated and well-prepared M.Sc. and Ph.D. candidates with an interest in pure and applied mathematics. Interested candidates should contact me directly by e-mail.
A link to our departmental page on graduate studies.
A link to the online application.
A link to our departmental page on graduate studies.
A link to the online application.
About me
I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at Queen's University.
Before I was Postdoc in the Math Department at the Pennsylvania State University under the supervision of Prof. Alberto Bressan.
I was also a member of the CIRCLES (Congestion Impacts Reduction via CAV-in-the-loop Lagrangian Energy Smoothing) project led by UC Berkeley, in coordination with Vanderbilt University, University of Arizona, Temple University, Rutgers University-Camden, the Tennessee Department of Transportation, Toyota North America, and General Motors. Specifically I worked in the research group of Prof. Benedetto Piccoli.
I received my PhD in 2019 working with Prof Fabio Ancona at Univerisity of Padova.
Here you can find a version of my CV.
My research focuses on methods coming from partial differential equations, calculus of variations and control theory to study problems in applied sciences.
In particular I work on
In my free time I enjoy reading, watching movies, cooking and spending time with my sweet cat Marco Aurelio. Nervous_recipes is the page where I collect photos of my cooking experiments. :)
Before I was Postdoc in the Math Department at the Pennsylvania State University under the supervision of Prof. Alberto Bressan.
I was also a member of the CIRCLES (Congestion Impacts Reduction via CAV-in-the-loop Lagrangian Energy Smoothing) project led by UC Berkeley, in coordination with Vanderbilt University, University of Arizona, Temple University, Rutgers University-Camden, the Tennessee Department of Transportation, Toyota North America, and General Motors. Specifically I worked in the research group of Prof. Benedetto Piccoli.
I received my PhD in 2019 working with Prof Fabio Ancona at Univerisity of Padova.
Here you can find a version of my CV.
My research focuses on methods coming from partial differential equations, calculus of variations and control theory to study problems in applied sciences.
In particular I work on
- traffic flow with autonomous vehicles
- control of invasive biological species
- confining fire and optimal blocking problems
- bioinspired PDE models (bio-robotics)
- control of conservation laws
- numerical methods for hyperbolic systems of conservation laws
In my free time I enjoy reading, watching movies, cooking and spending time with my sweet cat Marco Aurelio. Nervous_recipes is the page where I collect photos of my cooking experiments. :)
