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Bartolomeo
Stellato

Assistant Professor of Operations Research and Financial Engineering

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Research interests: Data-driven computational tools for mathematical optimization, machine learning and optimal control. Applications in autonomous systems, data science and robotics.

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Bartolomeo Stellato. Photo by Andrea Fanelli

Speeding decisions to ease automation

Affiliations

Sherrerd Hall

Operations Research and Financial Engineering

Developing mathematical and computational tools for making decisions under uncertainty