Gabriele Carcassi is a researcher based in Ann Arbor with 16 years of experience exploring the foundations of physics and developing a formal mathematical theory of experimental science that aims to rederive physical laws from minimal assumptions. He leads an interdisciplinary project bridging mathematics, philosophy of science, engineering and experimental practice, while also contributing to high-performance computing for the ATLAS LHC through the USATLAS Great Lakes Tier-2 center. Practically minded, he designs dynamic, container-based scientific infrastructures (Docker, Kubernetes, Helm) via the SLATE initiative and consults on accelerator control, soft real-time data processing, and user interfaces through his firm, Carcassi LLC. Trained at Politecnico di Milano, he combines deep theoretical insight with hands-on systems engineering, a combination that helps translate abstract foundations into reproducible computational workflows.
16 years of coding experience
Maturita', Maturita' at Scuola Europa
Laurea (MS) 9/7/2000, Laurea (MS) 9/7/2000 at Politecnico di Milano
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