University of Naples Parthenope

The research topics essentially concern the effects of technological innovations, urban mobility, tourist flows and the economy of the sea. Other research topics concern sustainable development and the circular economy.

The research activities of the Group focus on:

- Regularity properties for the solutions of Partial Differential Equations and for the minimizers of some integral functionals of the Calculus of Variations;

- Functional Spaces and their applications in Probability and Statistics;

- Interpolation spaces and applications of the interpolation theory to PDE’s;

- Integral operators. 

The laboratory called DRAMS LUARK - (acronym corresponding to Drawing, Modeling, Survey - Laboratory of Urban and Architectural Representation Knowledge) Drawing, Modelling, Survey - Laboratory of Representation of Urban and Architectural Knowledge of the Department of Engineering of the University of Naples Parthenope based in the Centro Direzionale of Naples, Isola C4 - 80143 Naples, which began its activities in March 2007, is interested in the representation of urban and architectural knowledge implemented through surveys, models and drawings.

Statistical signal and image processing, also by means of artificial intelligence, applied to multidimensional biomedical systems.

The research activities of the Business Administration Group focus on two main areas:

The research activity of the Agri-Food Economics Group focuses above all on the following main areas:

- economic, social and environmental sustainability of the agri-food system,

- quality and technological innovation of agri-food products,

- consumer behavior,

The CRILLS carries out research and educational activities in the field of foreign languages, cultures, and literatures, particularly in the areas of (English and French):

- lexicology and lexicography;

- terminology and terminography;

- discourse analysis;

- corpus linguistics and stylistics;

- literary criticism and translation;

- cross-cultural and genre studies;

- new digital literacies, webwriting, and their multimodal/media dimension.

The research activities of the group are:

The research activities of the Mathematics Analysis Group focus on:

- Construction of class of representations of discrete hyperbolic fundamental groups of surfaces.

- Construction of mathematical transforms defined in the spectral domain of finite graphs and applications to compression, denoising and reconstruction of signals defined on large graphs.

Design and optimization of large magnets for High Energy Physics and Medical Applications. Modeling, identification and design of Tokamak configuratione for Magnetic Confinement Controlled Nuclear Fusion. Non linear circuits and complex networks, synchronization and emerging dynamics. Electromagnetic compatibility, signal and power integrity for high speed circuits.