Daniele Casati
Welcome to my website!
My name is Daniele Casati and
in December 2019 I defended a PhD at ETH Zurich,
Seminar of Applied Mathematics.
Here you can download my PhD thesis,
here my research reports.
Before my PhD I worked for two years as a quantitative risk analyst in banking and reinsurance.
My education includes a Master’s degree in scientific computing at ETH Zurich and
a Bachelor's degree in physics at the University of Pavia.
I have always been economically independent during my university studies thanks to scholarships.
Please feel free to drop me an email.
I am looking forward to hearing from you.
2016–2019
ETH Zurich
PhD student and teaching assistant,
“Coupling finite elements and auxiliary sources for computational electromagnetics”
2015–2016
Fintegral Consulting
Quantitative risk consultant
2015–2015
SCOR
Group financial modelling and risk analysis
2014–2015
UBS
Statistical risk aggregation methodology
2019
PhD defense at ETH Zurich,
Seminar of Applied Mathematics
Coupling finite elements and auxiliary sources
Coupled two numerical techniques, the Finite Element Method (FEM) and the Method of Auxiliary Sources (MAS),
to solve Maxwell's equations encompassing material inhomogeneities without artificially truncating the computational domain.
Compared to the Boundary Element Method, MAS does not include singular integrals in its formulation and present exponential convergence of the approximation error.
2014
Master’s thesis at Singapore-ETH Centre, Future Cities Laboratory and ETH Zurich, IVT
Hierarchical population generation in transportation modelling
Developed a Markov Chain Monte Carlo method to simulate populations gathered into households for transportation modelling.
2012–2014
Master's degree at ETH Zurich
Computational Science and Engineering
Funded by ETH Master Scholarship Programme.
2009–2012
| Name | Daniele Casati |
| Country | Zurich, Switzerland |
| Languages | Italian, English, German |
| Skype | Daniele.Casati.90 |
| Website | DanieleCasati.com |
| mail (at) DanieleCasati (dot) com |