Summary
Maria Ubiali is a University Professor in theoretical particle physics and LHC phenomenology with nine years of post-PhD experience at leading institutions including DAMTP, University of Cambridge. Her research spans all-order soft gluon resummation, neural-network–based Monte Carlo extraction of Parton Distribution Functions, heavy-quark initiated processes, and effective-field-theory treatments of near-resonance production–decay interference beyond the narrow-width approximation. She combines deep analytic QCD expertise with practical computational skills (Fortran, C++, Bash, Mathematica, LaTeX) and a track record of supervising advanced student projects and convening international working groups. Less obvious is her background in hands-on science communication and secondary-school teaching, which informs an engaging approach to pedagogy and outreach alongside high-impact research.
9 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Physics, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Physics at The University of Edinburgh
University of Milan
Italian, French, English, German, Spanish