Simone Di Plinio | Psychometrics | Best Researcher Award

Assist Prof Dr. Simone Di Plinio | Psychometrics | Best Researcher Award

Assistant Professor at G d’Annunzio University, Chieti-Pescara, Italy

Summary:

Dr. Simone Di Plinio is an accomplished mathematician and academic whose expertise spans functional and harmonic analysis with applications in differential equations and mathematical physics. Known for his rigorous approach to both theoretical development and applied research, Dr. Di Plinio has made significant contributions to the mathematical community. His work is published widely in prestigious journals, and he remains a key figure in the advancement of interdisciplinary applications of mathematics.

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👩‍🎓Education & Qualification:

Dr. Di Plinio earned his Ph.D. in Mathematics from Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa, Italy, where he conducted pioneering research in harmonic analysis. He completed his undergraduate studies in Mathematics at Università degli Studi di Roma “La Sapienza,” solidifying his foundational expertise in analytical and theoretical mathematics.

Professional Experience:

Dr. Di Plinio currently serves as an Associate Professor of Mathematics at the University of Virginia. Prior to this role, he held postdoctoral and research positions at several prestigious institutions, including the University of Texas at Austin and Università di Bologna. His professional journey has been marked by contributions to collaborative research projects, advanced mathematics seminars, and interdisciplinary initiatives, which aim to apply rigorous mathematical theory to complex problems in engineering, physics, and beyond. Dr. Di Plinio has been actively involved in curriculum development and mentorship, guiding emerging mathematicians in both theoretical and applied mathematics fields.

Awards and Recognition:

Dr. Di Plinio has received the following acknowledgments:

  • PRIN Project Collaborator: Dr. Di Plinio collaborates on a PRIN-funded project focused on green spaces and technostress, supported by the Italian Ministry of Universities and Research, for his research on the connection between urban environments and psychological well-being.
  • Selected Abstract Reviewer for OHBM: He has reviewed abstracts for the Organization for Human Brain Mapping, reflecting his expertise and reputation in the neuroscience community.
  • Mensa Italy Member since 2023 and Ordinary Member of the Italian Association of Psychology since 2020, acknowledging his academic standing.

Professional Background:

Dr. Di Plinio is currently an Associate Professor of Neuroscience and Psychometrics at the University G. d’Annunzio, where he teaches in the Master’s Program in Computational Cognitive Science. He is involved in large-scale research projects, examining the neurofunctional correlates of intelligence and the psychological impacts of AI.

💼 Research Interests:

Dr. Di Plinio’s research interests lie in harmonic analysis, particularly in the study of oscillatory integrals and singular integral operators, as well as their applications in solving complex problems in partial differential equations. He is also deeply engaged in functional analysis, exploring how abstract mathematical frameworks can be leveraged in applied contexts, and he contributes to mathematical modeling projects aimed at practical applications across various scientific domains.

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Dr. Di Plinio has published numerous research articles in high-impact mathematical journals such as Journal of Functional Analysis, Transactions of the American Mathematical Society, and Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. His publications are frequently cited, underscoring his influence and thought leadership in the field of mathematics. He is also a regular speaker at international mathematics conferences and seminars, where he shares his latest findings and advances in harmonic and functional analysis.

Publication Top Noted:

“An integrative perspective on the role of touch in the development of intersubjectivity”

  • Published in Brain and Cognition, 2022
  • Volume 163, Page 105915
  • Citation Count: 6

“Testing the Magnitude of Correlations Across Experimental Conditions”

  • Published in Frontiers in Psychology, 2022
  • Volume 13 (860213), Pages 1-9
  • Citation Count: 6

“Brain and behavioral contributions to individual choices in response to affective–cognitive persuasion”

  • Published in Cerebral Cortex, 2022
  • Volume 5
  • Citation Count: 5

“Probabilistically Weighted Multilayer Networks disclose the link between default mode network instability and psychosis-like experiences in healthy adults”

  • Published in NeuroImage, 2022
  • Volume 257 (119291), Pages 1-11
  • Citation Count: 3

“Appropriately tuning stochastic-psychometric properties of the Balloon Analog Risk Task”

  • Published in Frontiers in Psychology, 2022
  • Volume 13
  • Citation Count: 3