Timoteo Dinelli

/tiˈmɔteo diˈnɛlli/

"Sempre forte, con coraggio e senza paura".

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I am a fifth-year Ph.D. candidate in Chemical Engineering at Politecnico di Milano's Department of Chemistry, Materials, and Chemical Engineering Giulio Natta, where I work within the CRECK modeling laboratory under the guidance of Alessandro Stagni. My journey at Politecnico began with my B.Sc. (2016–2019) and continued through my M.Sc. (2019–2021), both in Chemical Engineering. During my doctoral studies, I also had the opportunity to work as a visiting student researcher in the FxLAB at Stanford University.

My research focuses on the application of data-driven methods to develop chemical kinetic models for predicting the combustion and pyrolysis of complex fuels. In addition, my work includes the development of optimization routines and reduction strategies for the computational cost associated with chemical kinetic models. I enjoy writing code, mostly in C/C++, and more recently in Julia and Fortran. As you can see, my interests are terribly broad. I admit my exuberance, and I do nothing to limit it. I am fortunate to be able to explore diverse and interesting questions while holding down a paying job (see my [ cv] for more details).

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