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Catia Trubiani is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of software engineering, performance analysis, and complex adaptive systems. Her scholarship centers on model-based methodologies for evaluating and improving the quality of service in sophisticated computational environments, including cyber-physical systems (CPS), autonomous robotic systems, and collective adaptive systems. Among her most recognized contributions is her work on dynamic reconfiguration of autonomous robotic systems, which addresses real-world variabilities such as fluctuating workloads and shifting environmental conditions — a paper that has garnered 22 citations since 2018. She has also applied rigorous performance modeling to cyber-physical systems engineering, producing both foundational case studies and architectural frameworks for dynamic physical spaces. Notably, her research extends beyond purely technical domains: her 2019 study on identifying credulous Twitter users (17 citations) demonstrates a broader commitment to understanding social network vulnerabilities and the propagation of misinformation through social bots. Trubiani's body of work is characterized by bridging theoretical modeling techniques with practical engineering challenges, making her a valuable voice in performance engineering communities. Students and practitioners working on smart systems, robotics, or networked environments will find her contributions particularly relevant to building reliable, analyzable, and adaptive software architectures.