Mirco Musolesi

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Mirco Musolesi is a leading researcher at the intersection of mobile sensing, ubiquitous computing, and distributed systems. His pioneering work has fundamentally shaped how we collect and process data from the dynamic networks of sensors embedded in everyday devices—from smartphones and wearables to vehicles and robots. His highly cited 2007 paper on the SCAR protocol (77 citations) tackled the core challenge of opportunistic data collection in mobile sensor networks, introducing predictive routing strategies that remain influential in the field. More recently, Musolesi has ventured into the critical domain of artificial intelligence and multiagent systems, exploring how to define and measure trust in dynamic, distributed teams. His 2024 work on "Satisficing Distributed Dynamic Team Trust" addresses pressing questions for defense and security applications, where autonomous agents must reliably collaborate toward shared goals. This shift demonstrates his ability to apply foundational principles of distributed systems to emerging challenges in AI safety and coordination. With a career spanning foundational mobile sensing to cutting-edge multiagent trust, Musolesi continues to shape how autonomous systems interact, sense, and cooperate in the real world.