Prof. Angelini's main research interests are in Algorithm Engineering and Complexity, with a focus on Graph Drawing and Network Visualization. Professor Angelini's teaching activities include courses in several areas of Computer Science, such as software programming, basic and advanced algorithms, and theoretical computer science.
Professor Angelini teaches the following courses:

Applying technology in all his work, professor Duong seeks innovative solutions and is always looking for efficient methods. He believes in “good” teaching, where the transmission of knowledge is as important as the knowledge itself.
Professor Duong teaches the following courses:

Professor Gazziano is a consultant to industrial associations, international organizations, public entities and private companies. He has been the head of IT services; project manager of large ICT research projects in domestic and international environments and has an extensive academic experience in international research projects in UK, Spain, Greece, Egypt, Argentina, Paraguay, Cuba.
Professor Gazziano teaches the following courses:

Professor Scaramastra has worked as software consultant, system supervisor and assistant programmer both in Italy and abroad. Over the last twenty-five years Professor Scaramastra has designed and taught a broad range of courses at undergraduate and graduate levels in the fields of applied mathematics, statistics, and computer science.
Professor Scaramastra teaches the following courses:

Professor Pascucci has worked in interdisciplinary environments where he brought his diverse experiences and interests to teams engaged in a wide range of activities and research areas. in addition to his experience in image processing and scientific computing, he combines, throughout his work in both physics and computer science, the rigorous frameworks of mathematical modeling with abstract reasoning.
Professor Pascucci teaches the following courses: