Giulia Celora

Giulia Celora is a Research Fellow at the Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, within the Department of Mathematics. Her research focuses on mathematical biology, with an emphasis on diffusive dynamics, electrochemical regulation, and pattern formation. She has contributed to studies on weak polyelectrolytes across liquid interfaces and cancer cell responses to cyclic hypoxia using mathematical modeling. Celora is affiliated with the Mathematical Biology research group and is based at the Andrew Wiles Building, Radcliffe Observatory Quarter, Oxford.

Giulia Laura Celora is a researcher at the Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, focusing on mathematical oncology, mathematical biology, applied mathematics, soft materials, and phase separation. Her work integrates mathematical modeling with biological systems to understand complex phenomena such as tumor growth, cell-cycle regulation under hypoxia, and phase separation in polyelectrolyte gels. She has published extensively on topics including spatio-temporal modeling of tumor tissues, kinetic models of polyelectrolyte gels, and pattern formation in cell swarms. Her research explores how phenotypic variation influences tumor response to radiotherapy and how active droplet behavior drives signaling gradients. Celora's contributions span both cancer biology and soft matter physics, with a focus on interdisciplinary modeling approaches.