ACTIVITIES:

Researchers involved in this area have a long-standing experience in the field of regularization theory of inverse problems, including methods and algorithms for their solution, with applications to various domains of applied science such as microscopy, astronomy, seismology and medical imaging. The activity is strongly coordinated with that of colleagues in the Departments of Mathematics and Physics, who participate in the same projects.

Presently the group is active in problems of image restorations with applications to medicine, in particular Single Photon Emission Computerized Tomography (SPECT) and Chirp-Pulse Microwave Computerized Tomography (CP-MCT), and astronomy. In this case the activity concerns new generation telescopes such as the Large Binocular Telescope (LBT), under construction on the Mount Graham (Arizona), or the space telescope of the GAIA mission.