The full program is available here.

Expected time duration of keynote talks: 45 minutes + 15 minutes of questions/answers

Expected time duration of other talks: 18 minutes + 2 minutes of questions/answers

List of invited speakers:

• Raffaele Argiento – University of Bergamo: "Calibrating Covariates within Product Partition Models, with an Application to Stochastic Block Models"

• Leonardo Badia – University of Padua: keynote talk: "Age of Information from Multiple Strategic Sources Analyzed via Game Theory"

• Annamaria Barbagallo – University of Naples "Federico II": "A Technology Acquisition Strategy Model in Context of the Internet of Things via Variational Inequalities"

• Francesco Biancalani – IMT Lucca: "A Game-Theoretical Pricing Model for Green/Non-Green Products"

• Martina Cerulli – University of Salerno: "Exact Approaches for the Colorful Components Problems"

• Raffaele Cerulli – University of Salerno: "Anonymizing Networks via Mathematical Programming"

• Nicola Demo – FAST Computing (Startup of SISSA International School of Advanced Studies): "Learning on Graphs: From Graph Neural Networks to Applications"

• Rachid El Idrissi – Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah University (online presentation): "A Study on Strong Solution Criteria for Multi-Objective Generalized Nash Equilibrium Problems"

• Daniele Ferone – University of Naples "Federico II": "Solving the Prisoner Transportation Problem"

• Mauro Gaggero – National Research Council, Genoa: "Optimization of Freight Distribution Networks: A Case Study Involving Perishable Products"

• Giorgio Stefano Gnecco – IMT Lucca: "A Cooperative Game-Theoretic Model for Diffusion Control of Wildland Fire"

• Kenan Huremović – IMT Lucca: "The Network Effects of the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism with a Quantitative Trade Model"

• Miguel Ibàñez Berganza – IMT Lucca: "Algorithms of Subject Cluster Detection in Psychometric and Sociological Questionnaires"

• Alessandro Laio – SISSA International School of Advanced Studies: "Linear Scaling Reconstruction of Causal Graphs from High-Dimensional Time Series"

• Fabrizio Lillo – University of Bologna, and Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa: "Modelling Shock Propagation and Resilience in Financial Temporal Networks"

• Mohamed Ait Mansour – Cadi Ayyad University: "On the Approximate Contraction Mapping Principle: Consequences and Applications"

• Daniele Masti – Gran Sasso Science Institute, L’Aquila: "Intelligent Automatic Load Test Generation for Elastic Microservice Applications: A Falsification-Based Approach"

• Ugo Merlone – University of Turin: "Operational Terrorist Networks: A Social Network Analysis Approach"

• Rodolfo Metulini – University of Bergamo: "Marginal Contribution of Football Players to Shot Actions Using Restricted Cooperative Game Metrics"

• Sergio Ortobelli Lozza – University of Bergamo: "New Paradigms in Decision Theory"

• Marco Paggi – IMT Lucca: "Mechanics of Complex Network Materials: A Formulation Based on Phase Field Damage Evolution on Graphs"

• Ludovica Pagliarone – IMT Lucca: "R&D Collaboration Networks and Production Networks in Oligopoly"

• Mauro Passacantando – University of Milano-Bicocca: "Robust Generalized Nash Equilibria: Theoretical Properties and Equivalent Reformulations"

• Fabio Raciti – University of Catania: "Optimizing Edge Weights in the Inverse Eigenvector Centrality Problem"

• Marcello Sanguineti – University of Genoa: "Networks with the Braess' Paradox: Insights via Cooperative Game Theory"

• Maria Grazia Scutellà – University of Pisa: "Integrating Energy Management Systems and Renewable Energy Sources with Operation Planning in Green Warehousing: An Optimization Approach"

• Carmine Sorgente – University of Salerno: "Anchored and Collapsed k-Core Problems in Social Network Graphs"