Miss Marica MinucciPostgraduate Research StudentEmail: m.minucci@qmul.ac.uk Room Number: MB-402Twitter: @MarMinucciProfileTeachingPublicationsProfileMarica is a final year PhD student in Mathematical Relativity. Her research is focused on devising new strategies to prove the non-linear stability of some of the main families of spacetimes. The technique relies on conformal methods along with hyperbolic reduction procedures. She is also interested in problems arising from the conformal structure of the spacetime such as the problem of spatial infinity. Her research is a joint work with her supervisor Dr Juan Valiente-Kroon. Before starting her PhD at Queen Mary, she obtained a BSc and an MSc in Theoretical and Mathematical Physics at University of Naples "Federico II". TeachingAt Queen Mary, University of London: Spring 2019/2020 Marking - MTH5113 - Introduction to Differential Geometry Autumn 2020/2021 TA - MTH5123 - Differential Equations TA - MTH4100/MTH4200 - Calculus I Marking - MTH5123 - Differential Equations Spring 2020/2021 TA - MTH4101/MTH4201 - Calculus II TA - MTH4115/MTH4215 - Vectors and Matrices Marking - MTH5103 - Complex Variables Autumn 2021/2022 Marking - MTH5123 - Differential Equations TA - MTH4114 - Computing and Data Analysis with Excel Spring 2021/2022 TA - MTH4115/MTH4215 - Vectors and Matrices TA - MTH4116/MTH4216 - Probability and Statistic I At Kings College London: Spring 2021/2022 TA - 6CCMCS05/7CCMCS05 - Mathematical Biology Marking - 6CCMCS05/7CCMCS05 - Mathematical Biology ResearchPublicationsM.Minucci, J.A. Valiente Kroon and R.P.Macedo. "The Maxwell-scalar field system near spatial infinity". J. Math. Phys. 63, 082501(2022). https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0104602 M.Minucci and J. A. Valiente Kroon. "A conformal approach to the stability of Einstein spaces with spatial sections of negative scalar curvature". Class. Quantum Grav. 38 145026 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1088/1361-6382/ac0356 G.Esposito and M.Minucci. "A new perspective on the Ermakov-Pinney and scalar wave equations". Letters in High Energy Physics 2.3 (2019): 5-5. https://doi.org/10.31526/lhep.3.2019.134