Gianluca Galletti

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I'm a first year PhD student in Johannes Brandstetter's group at JKU Linz (Austria), working on large-scale turbulent physical simulations with machine learning and generative modeling.

I got my Master's degree from TU Munich and my Bachelor's degree at the University of Bologna, my birthplace and hometown.

I have been practicing traditional archery for 5 years. I also run, and enjoy motorsports, as well as hiking and sometimes climbing.

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Research

Currently working on modeling 5-dimensional plasma turbulence in Tokamaks (gyrokinetic simulations) with machine learning, a joint project with the UK Atomic Energy Authority, as well as domain adaptation and robustness for industrial processing in a variety of application and manufacturing conditions in collaboration with the Linz Center of Mechatronics.

During my Master's, I applied Graph Neural Networks and Equivariance to particle fluid problems. In the past I was involved in an autonomous racing student club, as well as reinforcement learning and computer vision projects.
I've also worked in industry throughout my Master's, on process mining and simulation at Celonis.

If you are looking for a BSc/MSc thesis in my research areas, reach out at galletti[at]ml.jku.at

Publications

SIMSHIFT: A Benchmark for Adapting Neural Surrogates to Distribution Shifts -- [code]
P. Setinek, G. Galletti, T. Gross, D. Schnürer, J. Brandstetter, W. Zellinger
2025, preprint.

5D Neural Surrogates for Nonlinear Gyrokinetic Simulations of Plasma Turbulence
G Galletti, F Paischer, P Setinek, W Hornsby, L Zanisi, N Carey, S Pamela, J Brandstetter
2025, ICLR Workshops (CCAI & MLMP).

LagrangeBench: A Lagrangian Fluid Mechanics Benchmarking Suite -- [code]
AP Toshev*, G Galletti*, F Fritz, S Adami, NA Adams
2023, NeurIPS Datasets and Benchmarks.

Learning Lagrangian Fluid Mechanics with E(3)-Equivariant Graph Neural Networks -- [code]
AP Toshev, G Galletti, J Brandstetter, S Adami, NA Adams
2023, Geometric Science of Information.


*Equal contribution
Projects

jax-sph

jax-sph

Differentiable, ML oriented Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics (SPH) solver, using JAX.

pyTORCS

pyTORCS-docker

Container-based TORCS environment for reinforcement learning. Part of my BSc thesis.

Equivariant JAX

segnn-jax painn-jax egnn-jax

Collection of some popular equivariant models, written in JAX.


Last update April 2025


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