Jacopo Grilli
I am a biological physicist, with a background in statistical physics and strong experience in interdisciplinary projects and collaborations. Broadly speaking, I am interested in understanding complex phenomena starting from simple rules and minimal assumptions. Most of my research is in theoretical ecology, with a particular focus on ecological networks and neutral theory. I am also working on problems in genomics and cell physiology and, more recently, I started working on aging and stress response in C. elegans.
Currently, I am a
Omidyar Postdoctoral Fellow
at the Santa Fe Institute.
I graduated in Physics in 2011 at the University of Milan and I obtained a Ph.D in Physics in 2015 at the University of Padova, where I was supervised by Amos Maritan. In 2015, I moved to the University of Chicago as a Postdoctoral scholar, working in the lab of Stefano Allesina.
News
March 4-6, 2019Co-organizing a working group on Higher-order Interactions at SFI.
February 13-15, 2019Attending and giving a talk at PyeongChang Forum 2019.
February 11, 2019Giving a talk at Seoul National University.
February 4, 2019Giving a talk at CNLS, Los Alamos.
January 29-31, 2019Co-organizing a working group on ecological irreversibility at SFI.
January 2, 2019One year at the Santa Fe Institute.
December 12-19, 2018Visiting ICTP-SAIFR in São Paulo, Brazil.