Martino De Carlo
Fixed-term Researcher Type A (RTD-a)
IINF-01/A "Electronics"
Location
Main Campus
Floor
3
Room
307
Phone
N/A
Biography
Martino De Carlo has been collaborating with the Photonics Research Group (led by Prof. Vittorio Passaro) since 2017.
His research interests are mainly focused on integrated optical sensors (including gyroscopes, particle sensors, and gas sensors), optomechanical devices, and non-Hermitian photonics and electronics (parity-time and anti-parity-time symmetries).
The main fields of application of his research are aerospace, biomedicine, and environmental monitoring.
His research interests are mainly focused on integrated optical sensors (including gyroscopes, particle sensors, and gas sensors), optomechanical devices, and non-Hermitian photonics and electronics (parity-time and anti-parity-time symmetries).
The main fields of application of his research are aerospace, biomedicine, and environmental monitoring.
Groups
- Third and Fourth Mission Committee
- Department Board