Giuseppe Carrino

Giuseppe Carrino

he/him

PhD candidate at ENS Lyon. Working on Optimization methods in mixed precision.

Giuseppe Carrino website

I am Giuseppe Carrino, but everybody calls me Joseph. In this website you will find different resources about me and my work. I am a first-year PhD student at ENS Lyon since November 2025, supervised by Nicolas Brisebarre, Elisa Riccietti and Theo Mary.

About my research

During my PhD, I focus on second-order optimization methods, especially Newton’s algorithm, and floating-point representation, aiming to reduce computational complexity of high-performing optimizers for Machine Learning tasks. Previously, I worked on a framework for the collection, translation and comparative analysis of online newspaper articles.

About me

Before coming to France, I studied at University of Bologna, completing a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science and a Master’s Degree in Artificial Intelligence. I have also been an intern as Software Development Engineer at Amazon Madrid and worked for two months at NTNU in Gjøvik, Norway.

What else?

Nothing much! But I love watching movies - especially if old and italian - and playing the guitar, already setting-up a rock band in Lyon if you want to join :grin:.

Posts

Presented my work in a talk at SIAM OP26

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This year I had the great opportunity to attend SIAM OP26 conference at University of Edinburgh. I attended very interesting talks on inexact methods and multi-level optimization, and I presented my work in the mini-symposium on Inexact and accelerated methods for nonlinear problems. My slides are available here.

Poster presented at SIAM Chapters meeting in Milan

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Attending this year “SIAM Chapters meeting for Young Researchers” at PoliMi, I had the opportunity to present a poster on my current work on Mixed-Precision Newton’s method. You can find the poster in PDF here.