- Talks will be 15 minutes long, plus few minutes for questions.
- The presentation must be in English.
Note that It is not mandatory to present your research results, you can just give e general presentation of your research topic. During the talk, remember to briefly present the research activity of your group, so that we can all have a better understanding of the research activities of our Department.
In addition to the oral presentation everyone is also invited to present a POSTER and to attend to the poster session.
- Gabriele Calzā - Education, teaching and communication of Physics
- Giovanni Acquaviva - The interpretation of horizon temperature through tunnelling methods and Unruh-deWitt
- Anna Battisti - Computer simulation studies of biological molecules
- Marco Larcher - Understanding Disorder Using Ultracold Atoms
- Federica Bianco - Nonlinear optics in strained silicon waveguides
- Alessandra Santini - Nano-materials and nano-particles for hydrogen production
- Rajesh Pandiyan - Effect of Neodymium (Nd3+) doping on the structure, optical and photoluminescence properties of nanostructured TiO2 thin films
- Massimo Eccher - Development of a photovoltaic dense array based on multijunction solar cells
- Giovanni Paternoster - Silicon Solar Cells for Concentration Photovoltaic Applications
- Fabrizio Sgrignuoli - Nanocrystalline Silicon Down-Shifter for Silicon Solar Cell
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