Francesco Romor
Francesco Romor

Postdoctoral researcher

About Me

I am a computational scientist with hands-on experience in high-performance computing, scientific machine learning and numerical simulations for real-world engineering problems. I develop and deploy scalable numerical solvers (C++, MPI, GPU via Kokkos/CUDA) and AI/machine learning/data-driven models (surrogate models, generative models). My work targets concrete applications, most recently patient-specific aortic blood flows and data assimilation from medical images.

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Interests
  • Artificial intelligence
  • Numerical modelling
  • High-performance computing
Education
  • PhD Mathematical analysis, modelling and applications

    International School for Advanced Studies (SISSA)

  • MS Mathematics

    University of Triest

  • BSc Mathematics

    University of Triest

Preprints
(2026). Inverse domain uncertainty quantification in hemodynamics: sampling virtual patient cohorts under constraints.
(2026). Synthetic Dataset Generation, Physical Consistency and Active Learning for Shape-Informed Surrogate Modeling of Hemodynamics.
(2025). ROM for Viscous, Incompressible Flow in Polygons -- exponential n-width bounds and convergence rate.
Publications
(2026). Shape-informed graph neural networks and data assimilation: application to velocity and pressure reconstruction in aortic blood flow. SIAM journal on Imaging Sciences.
(2025). Efficient numerical strategies for entropy-regularized semi-discrete optimal transport. Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering.
(2025). Explicable hyper-reduced order models with autoencoders. Journal of Computational Physics.