Michele Caselle Department of Physics Via P. Giuria 1 -10125 Torino Tel. 011-670.7205 E-mail: caselle@to.infn.it Office: EN-E24

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Research

• My research activity is mainly within the Statistical Mechanics and Quantum Field Theory group of our department.
• In particular, my recent research interests are:
  • Ising model and related problems;
  • Lattice Gauge Theories;
  • Effective String Theories.
  Publications on these research lines can be found in the following ArXiv databases: hep-lat , hep-th , cond-mat .
• Since June 2022 I belong to the Simons Collaboration on Confinement and QCD Strings



• Besides these interests in the past few years I also worked in Computational Biology. In particular I am interested in gene regulation. The papers on this subject cannot be found in HEP-Spires but are all the same freely accesible in PubMed.
  Further information is available in the web page of the INFN research project: ``Biological applications of theoretical physics methods'' , BioPhys.


• The complete list of my publications can be found in Google Scholar or in OrcID

Teaching

• Statistical Field Theory for the Master in Physics of fundamental interactions
• Complex Systems for Biology for the Master in Physics of Complex Systems
• Systems Biology for the Master in Cellular and Molecular Biology
Besides, I also teach in:
• the "Scuola di Studi Superiori Ferdinando Rossi dell'Università degli Studi di Torino" SSST
• the PhD program in Physics
• and the PhD program in di Ricerca: "Complex Systems for Life Sciences".

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