Matteo Albéri
The main interests of my research activity regard the multiparametric remote sensing with attention to in-situ and airborne gamma-ray spectroscopy for environmental monitoring.
Planetarist. Photography and drumming enthusiast.
Enrico Chiarelli
As a computer scientist my main focus is software engineering and development but I have a keen interest for all kinds of engineering. 3D printing/Arduino enthusiast!
Giovanni Fiorentini (1948 – 2022)
Professor emeritus. Main interests are Neutrinos and applications of Nuclear Physics to different disciplines, such as Astrophysics, Earth Sciences and Nuclear Medicine.
Michele Franceschi
MSc in Physics and PhD student. My main scientific interests are neutrino physics and gamma-ray spectroscopy (both in-situ and airborne) for environmental monitoring. I also have a great interest in physics education and teaching in secondary schools. Football and refereeing enthusiast
Nicola Lopane
Curiosity, challenge, innovation, these are the cornerstones that have inspired my interest in the field of exploration and applied geophysics.
I’m the youngest, but I dream big.
Andrea Maino
Former Astroparticle physicist, I now look at Nuclear physics and Geophysics as challenges and learning opportunities. My interests span from neutrino physics to radioactivity and machine learning algorithms.
Jack of all trades, master of none.
Fabio Mantovani
When I was a child I dreamed to be a scientist: now I try to be a scientist with child's eyes.
Kassandra Raptis
BSc in Physics, I specialise in data analysis and the production of thematic environmental maps.
Barbara Ricci
I am mainly interested in neutrino physics, moving from the Sun to the Earth. In the last few years I have been also involved in outreach activity. I am a lucky person: I make a wonderful job within a great team.
Virginia Strati
My research interest lies in the interaction field of Earth Sciences, Statistics and Physics. I like to explore the potentialities of interdisciplinary applications and to face scientific challenges emerging from the interaction of these different, but not distant, fundamental disciplines.