Dal luglio 2009 è diventato Ricercatore Universitario presso il Dipartimento di Fisica del Politecnico di Torino. Avendo lavorato in vari centri di ricerca anche esteri e collaborando con scienziati brillanti provenienti da aree tematiche diverse, ha potuto arricchire e diversificare le sue attivita' di ricerca su un ampio spettro di argomenti, apportando nuove competenze nel Dipartimento di Fisica dove attualmente opera.
Born in Forlì on June 13, 1972, he obtained in 1997 a MS Degree at the University of Bologna, defending a Master Thesis on Renormalization Group Theory applied to the correlation length in Statistical Mechanics. In 2001 he received a PhD in Physics at the Politecnico di Torino, with a PhD Thesis on integrable one-dimensional quantum systems, determining exact solutions for Extended Hubbard models. After obtaining financing by INFM of two young-researcher projects, he spent two training periods on Quantum Dots at the University of Modena and on Bosonization at ICTP in Trieste. In 2003 he moved to Freiburg (Germany), where he had teaching duties for Physik I and Quantenmechanik II courses, and where he performed research activity on electronic transport in correlated systems, providing important predictions about current and noise in these systems. In 2006 he moved back to Italy, to Scuola Normale Superiore in Pisa, to work on superconductivity and hybrid systems, taking part to two European Projects and receiving a grant by CNR at NEST. In 2008, within the Rientro dei Cervelli Program, he was hired as a Temporary Professor at Scuola Normale Superiore, where he taught "Superconductivity and low-temperature physics", and where he took part to the supervision of Master and PhD thesis. The research activity concerning the Rientro dei Cervelli Program involved Josephson effect and electron transport in mesoscopic systems for Nanotecnologies, such as carbon nanotubes and graphene. He is co-author of various articles in books and international scientific journals.
In July 2009 he got a permanent position as "Ricercatore" at the Physics Department of Politecnico di Torino, where he is presently working.
With the experience of working in various research centers, also abroad, and of collaborating with outstanding scientists from different subjects, he could enrich and diversify his research activities over a broad spectrum of topics, and he brought in new expertise to the Physics Department where he is now working.
Area di interesse
Fisica (Materia condensata)
Programma Rientro dei Cervelli
2008-2009 Scuola Normale
Superiore di Pisa
(interrotto per aver vinto
un posto da ricercatore)
Occupazione corrente
Ricercatore universitario
Sede
Dipartimento di Fisica del
Politecnico di Torino
Altre Informazioni
http://homepage.sns.it/dolcini/
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Profilo inserito o aggiornato il
11 novembre 2009