Scotland, United Kingdom
Joined June 2012
One year of work condensed here, but very happy with the outcome! (Good looking figures are a bonus😉) A thread on what we have done! @kclmathematics @CANES_CDT
Three new papers from #KCLDisSystResearch out on @arxiv! G. Torrisi @pepp_torr, A. Annibale and R. Kühn propose a new dynamic programming algorithm for random Boolean networks arxiv.org/abs/2105.04197
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Giuseppe Torrisi, PhD retweeted
Are you a mathematician / physicist / engineer and curious about how single-cell embryos self-organize into complex animals? Then check out this PhD opportunity with @LinusSchumacher and myself. Please RT :) @SMB_MathBiology @the_Node @TLM_Cambridge findaphd.com/phds/project/ea…
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For those in London, today I give a seminar at King's College London for @CANES_CDT at 4 pm in room S3.32. Title of the talk: Gene regulatory networks: insights from statistical mechanics and network theory
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and these posters in Poster session 2 (Tue), DKFZ INF 280: @danrtudor "Exploring the dynamics of efferocytosis in the Drosophila embryo using agent-based modelling" @pepp_torr "Inferring gene regulatory networks from perturbation experiments" 3/3 @ecmtb2022 #SMB2022
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How to explain the equivalence of inertial frame of reference to teenagers.
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Today I am giving a talk on the last preprint arxiv.org/abs/2202.06705 at King's College London today at 2 pm. DM me if you would like to join
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New preprint out! ``Uncovering the non-equilibrium stationary properties in sparse Boolean networks'' with Prof. Reimer Kühn and dr. Alessia Annibale from @KCLDisSyst and @CANES_CDT a thread🧵👇 arxiv.org/abs/2202.06705
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Those questions are relevant in the context of gene regulation. A major challenge is to build a modelling framework that links experimental data with gene regulatory network models. Our work provides the tools in that direction, but the story is just at the beginning.
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Giuseppe Torrisi, PhD retweeted
Interested in applying for a #PhD in #Mathematics at King's College London? Take a look at our step-by-step guide on how to apply 👇 blogs.kcl.ac.uk/nms/2021/11/…
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Tuesday morning I present our just accepted paper on the heterogeneous behaviour in Boolean networks at @Ccs2021L , joint me at the session 3.9. I m so excited to share my research in person 🤩
I'm also in there!!🤩See you soon in Lyon😃
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A fantastic joy for the Interdisciplinary group of scientists standing on Parisi's shoulders and a recognition of the progresses of the field. Parisi's legacy is immense
Giorgio Parisi – awarded this year’s #NobelPrize in Physics – discovered hidden patterns in disordered complex materials. His discoveries are among the most important contributions to the theory of complex systems.
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I'm also in there!!🤩See you soon in Lyon😃
CCS 2021: the program is also searchable, for authors, titles, topics,... Here: ccs2021.univ-lyon1.fr/#TALKS (don't forget to refresh your cache).
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The preprint is available here: arxiv.org/abs/2105.04197 Code is also available on Github github.com/g-torr/dynamic_un… using Python implementation (so far). Enjoy the reading😊 (6\6)
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On a personal note, this preprint has entirely been thought, conceived and written during the pandemic. Sometimes, it had represented my only sense of hope in the future during tough moments. I cannot thank my supervisors enough for their support.
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