Talks
- 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.
- Roberto Covino - Protein folding pathway: do all roads lead to Rome?
- Lea di Noto - Study of cold positronium in Rydberg state for AEgIS experiment
- Konstantin Kanishev - Higgs Physics at the LHC
- Neeraj Kumar - Nano-structured silicon as “Bio-sensor”
- Diego Lonardoni - A Monte Carlo approach to the study of medium-light hypernuclei properties
- Natalia Matveeva - Quantum Monte Carlo methods for study of dipolar ultracold gases
- Antonio Pontin - Towards observation of quantum effects in radiation pressure couplings
- Andrea Tengattini - Infrared LEDs based on Erbium doped silicon nanocrystals
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