Gabriele Oliva received the M.sc and the Ph.D. degrees in computer science and automation engineering from the University Roma Tre of Rome, Italy, in 2008 and 2012, respectively. He is currently a tenure-tracked Assistant Professor in automatic control with the University Campus Bio-Medico of Rome, Italy. His work focuses on designing mechanisms that allow or support the decision of humans or autonomous agents. Since 2019, he serves as an Associate Editor for the Conference Editorial
Board of the IEEE Control Systems Society. Moreover, since 2020, he serves as an Academic Editor for the journal PLOS ONE on subject areas such as Systems Science, Optimization and Decision Theory. His main research interests include decision-making, distributed systems and optimization, and critical infrastructure protection.
Gabriele Oliva received the M.sc and the Ph.D. degrees in computer science and automation engineering from the University Roma Tre of Rome, Italy, in 2008 and 2012, respectively. He is currently a tenure-tracked Assistant Professor in automatic control with the University Campus Bio-Medico of Rome, Italy. His work focuses on designing mechanisms that allow or support the decision of humans or autonomous agents. Since 2019, he serves as an Associate Editor for the Conference Editorial
Board of the IEEE Control Systems Society. Moreover, since 2020, he serves as an Academic Editor for the journal PLOS ONE on subject areas such as Systems Science, Optimization and Decision Theory. His main research interests include decision-making, distributed systems and optimization, and critical infrastructure protection.