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Niccolo Di Marco

NICCOLO' DI MARCO

NICCOLO' DI MARCO

Ricercatore Universitario

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      DIKE - DIPARTIMENTO DI SCIENZE GIURIDICHE, SOCIALI E PEDAGOGICHE

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      niccolo.dimarco@unitus.it

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      • Niccolò Di Marco is an Assistant Professor (RTDA) at the University of Tuscia. His research focuses on the intersection of network science, complex systems, and computational social science. He earned a Ph.D. in Mathematics from the University of Florence with a dissertation on reconstruction problems in graphs and discrete structures, and later conducted research at Sapienza University of Rome, working on data-driven models for the analysis of online social behavior.He has presented his work at major international conferences and was an invited speaker at TEDx Brescia 2025, where he showcased the main findings of his research. He is the author of publications in prestigious scientific journals such as Nature and PNAS.

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        • Complex systems
        • Computational social science
        • Network science
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