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Simonpietro Agnello
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(address) Dipartimento di Fisica e Chimica E.
Segrè Università
degli Studi di Palermo Via
Archirafi 36, Palermo 90123 - Italy Tel. +39 091 23891703 Fax +39 091 6162461 e-mail: simonpietro.agnello@unipa.it |
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AVVISO PER GLI STUDENTI DEI CORSI DI
LAUREA IN INGEGNERIA
Simonpietro Agnello
Actually
Associate Professor at the Department of Physics and Chemistry of the
University of Palermo
Degrees:
a) Physics
(
b) PhD
in Physics (
Profile: Research activity in Experimental Physics focusing on the spectroscopic
characterization of advanced materials and on the study of the radiation-matter
interaction processes and on the thermal modification of materials.
Spectroscopic techniques expertise ranges from electron paramagnetic resonance
to optical absorption spectroscopy, luminescence and Raman scattering including
also time-resolved optical spectroscopy.
The experimental studies have been carried out in a wide context of
materials of interest mainly for optical, photonic and electronic frontier
applications, using techniques in a wide spectral range, from microwaves to
ultraviolet and vacuum-ultraviolet, and mainly concern:
- the electronic, spin and vibrational states, both in steady state and
time-domain, in the temperature range 4-300 K;
- the structural characteristics of solid materials and the formation of
point defects;
- the thermodynamic processes of diffusion of small molecules and of
structural modifications of solids;
- the electronic, structural and optical properties of nanomaterials and
0D, 2D materials;
- the effects of doping.
At the same time, skills have been developed in irradiation techniques
with ionizing radiation (gamma rays, beta, lasers, ...), with particles
(neutrons, deuterons, alpha, ...) and in heat treatment processes up to high
temperatures (~ 1000° C) and high pressures (~ 350 bar) in a controlled
atmosphere (O2, He, H2, H2O, ...), using them
also for suitable modifications of the studied materials.
· PhD thesis (PDF.file)
Current research
activities:
Advanced
materials
Bulk and Nanostructured
silica systems
Carbon related
materials
Magnetic and
optical properties of point defects in pure and doped silica
Optical fibers
2D Materials
Utilities
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last updated 24th
April 2021