Giulia Chiari

Giulia Chiari is a Research Fellow in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Oxford. Her research focuses on mathematical modeling for medicine, particularly in oncology and personalized medicine. She develops continuous and hybrid models to study cancer cell populations and their dynamics, with an emphasis on ecological and patient-specific evolutionary characteristics. Her work also explores the biomathematical characterization of neurodegenerative processes. Chiari's research includes studies on hypoxia's impact on tumor progression and treatment efficacy, as well as multi-scale modeling of cellular responses. Her publications appear in journals such as Mathematical Biosciences, Communications in Nonlinear Science and Numerical Simulation, and Frontiers in Applied Mathematics and Statistics.

Giulia Chiari is a researcher at the Basque Center for Applied Mathematics, focusing on mathematical modeling of tumor dynamics and cancer therapies. Her work integrates computational and mathematical approaches to study the impact of hypoxia, phenotypic transitions, and spatial heterogeneity on tumor progression and treatment efficacy. She explores how environmental factors and evolutionary trade-offs influence cancer cell behavior and response to therapies such as radiotherapy and oncolytic virotherapy. Her research also addresses the role of geometrical characterization of tumor microenvironments in shaping treatment outcomes. Chiari's interdisciplinary approach bridges mathematical modeling with clinical applications in oncology.