Paolo MUSUMECI

Associate Professor of Physics for Life Sciences, Environment, and Cultural Heritage [PHYS-06/A]

Associate professor since 01/01/2022
Researcher until 31/12/2021

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The main interest of her research is the synthesis of silicon nanostructures realized through low-cost processes compatible with the Si industrial technology, aimed to control their optical and structural properties through the fine tuning of their growth parameters. Special attention is paid to the study of the optical properties of emission and scattering from fractal silicon nanostructures in relation to their structural disorder and a relevant part of her research activity is focused on the emission of light at room temperature by silicon nanostructures confined quantum for applications in microphotonics.  She is also involved in the synthesis and characterization of visible-infrared multiwavelength light sources operating at room temperature by combining different materials that can be integrated with the CMOS technology and whose optical response can be controlled as a function of the fractal design of the silicon nanostructures.

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