Irene De Blasi
Research Fellow, Department of Mathematics, University of Turin (Italy). Works in dynamical systems and celestial mechanics, linking rigorous theory with natural questions about motion, stability, and long-term system behavior.
Meet the mathematics advisors contributing research depth, international perspective, and strong problem-solving culture to AMS Foundation programs.
Research Fellow, Department of Mathematics, University of Turin (Italy). Works in dynamical systems and celestial mechanics, linking rigorous theory with natural questions about motion, stability, and long-term system behavior.
Associate Professor (Docent), Chalmers University of Technology & University of Gothenburg (Sweden). Works across probability theory, mathematical statistics, and applied mathematics, bringing expertise in uncertainty, data, and modern scientific reasoning.
Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Ljubljana (Slovenia). Focuses on graph theory, a field that connects elegant mathematical structure with accessible problem solving, networks, optimization, and proof-building.
Associate Professor of Mathematics, Osaka University (Japan). Works in advanced areas connected to geometry and analysis, bringing strong conceptual rigor around structure, proof, and mathematical maturity.
Professor of Mathematics, Université de Lorraine (France). Researches modern number theory, including prime behavior, zeta and L-functions, and probabilistic models that illuminate arithmetic structure.