Marco de Angelis

Lecturer in Engineering, University of Strathclyde

I am a Lecturer at the Centre for Intelligent Infrastructure within the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering of the University of Strathclyde. I am interested in computing with imprecision and in formal verification with computer arithmetics. With imprecise computation we can automatically propagate the uncertainty for formal model verification and make rigorous inferences with scarce empirical data for model calibration and validation. These methods are very useful to build trust in cyber-physical systems.

I obtained a PhD in risk and uncertainty in 2016 from the University of Liverpool. I obtained a Bachelor and Master of Engineering Science both cum laude from the University of Rome, Roma Tre. After the PhD, I was research associate and academic manager at the centre for doctoral training in risk and uncertainty of the University of Liverpool for about two years. In 2018, I was named researcher in the awarded EPSRC-UKRI programme grant on digital twins for improved dynamic design. In 2020, I was confirmed senior research associate on the same grant. In 2022, I joined Strathclyde as a full academic.

I live in Glasgow with my partner and beautiful baby daughter. I speak Italian, English and Spanish. I love walking, hiking and being my family and friends.

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updated January 2025

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