Matteo Stromieri
About Me
I am a first-year PhD student in Computer Science at University of Haifa, supervised by Amos Korman and Emanuele Natale. My research sits at the intersection of algorithms and the natural sciences, focusing on Complex Systems and Distributed Computing, particularly their manifestations in biological contexts. My toolkit includes classical algorithmic and probabilistic methods from theoretical computer science, with a touch of machine learning, helping algorithms see what pen and paper can’t.
My previous projects include work on succinct data structures and distributed deep learning. Beyond my core research areas, I am broadly curious about Dynamical Systems, Combinatorics, Games, Geometry, and the interface between theory and real-world phenomena.
Research Interests
- Bio-inspired Algorithms
- Complex Systems
News
- [Jun. 2025] Our paper Approximate 2-hop neighborhoods on incremental graphs: An efficient lazy approach has been accepted to VLDB 2025 (London).
- [Apr. 2025] I’m starting a 6-months internship about mathematical approaches to evolutionary neuroscience and distributed foraging hypothesis at INRIA (France).
- [Nov. 2024] I’m starting an internship about Succint Data Structures at Tor Vergata University of Rome.
- [Jul. 2024] I’m starting an internship about high-performance machine learning at Sapienza University.