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Corrado Lattanzio is professor of mathematical analysis at University of L'Aquila, where he spent his whole academic career since 2000. He did the PhD in the Consortium Rome "Tor Vergata" - L'Aquila - Cosenza, with Prof. P. Marcati as advisor.

He has been visiting in many international research centers/universities; among others: Ecole Normale Superiéure (Lyon); Institut für Angewandte Mathematik (Heidelberg); Max Planck Institute (Leipzig); Laboratoire J.A. Dieudonné (Nice); Institute of Applied and Computational Mathematics, FORTH and Department of Applied Mathematics (Heraklion); Stanford University; KAUST. 

His research activity is in the field of partial differential equations, and in particular his interests ranges from the study of hyperbolic systems of conservation/balance laws and their relaxation limits; the asymptotic behavior and (meta)stability for conservation/balance laws; the analysis of microscopic-macroscopic traffic flow models.

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