About us

We are a research group from the Department of Mathematics at the University of Buenos Aires, part of CONICET. Our members include Professors, PhD students, and undergraduate students. We focus on probability theory and stochastic modeling, exploring both theoretical aspects and applications. Our research covers a variety of topics such as interacting particle systems, quasi-stationary behavior, random growth, synchronization, machine learning, and non-equilibrium statistical mechanics, with particular interest in scaling limits and phase transitions, and applications to physics, biology, and other interdisciplinary areas where randomness plays a key role. We foster collaborations with researchers across Argentina and worldwide. For more details on specific projects and publications, please visit our individual pages or contact us directly.

Our weekly seminar takes place every Friday at 12 p.m. in Sala de Conferencias, Pabellón 1, Ciudad Universitaria. These meetings provide a space to share ongoing work, discuss recent progress, and exchange ideas. Everyone is welcome to join, and we especially encourage students to come: no prior experience or commitment is necessary, so don’t hesitate to drop by and meet us. To receive reminders, join our Telegram group. If you’d like to give a talk, contact us or write to modesto@dm.uba.ar.

Portrait of Pablo Groisman

Pablo Groisman

Professor
Portrait of Ian Bounos

Ian Bounos

PhD Student

Optimal Transport - Causal Statistics - Data Science.

Portrait of Ciro Carvallo

Ciro Carvallo

PhD Student

Synchronization - Random Graphs - Complex Systems.

Portrait of Cecilia De Vita

Cecilia De Vita

PhD Student

Synchronization - Random Graphs - Kuramoto Model.

Portrait of Sebastián Zaninovich

Sebastián Zaninovich

PhD Student

Random growth - KPZ scaling - Ballistic Deposition.

Collaborators

We have the pleasure of collaborating with the following researchers in different academic settings:

Events

Upcoming events of interest to our group:


Past events:

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Brazilian School of Probability, August 2025 CLAPEM, March 2026

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