Salvo Tudisco

Degree, positions and scholarship

• • 1994- Degree in Nuclear Physics, Department of Physics, Catania University 

  • 1995- INFN - Fellowship

  • 1996- attending classes to get Ph.D granted by University of Catania. 

  • 2000- Ph.D in Physics, Catania University, Italy.

  • 2000- Post-doc Fellowship, supported by CSFNSM -Sicilian Centre for Nuclear and Solid State Physics.

  • 2001- Post-doc Grants, Department of Physics, Catania University 

  • 2002- Post-doc Grants, Engineering Faculty, Catania University. 

Teaching

• • A.Y. 2001 - 2004, Course Assistant, Experimental Physics, Engineering Faculty, University of Catania. 

  • A.Y. 2002 - 2004, Lecturer on Detection of Ionising Radiations and Experimental Technique for Single Photon Spectroscopy in the activity framework of Ph.D classes at Catania University.

  • 2009 Lecture on Experimental Nuclear Techniques of astrophysical Interest, National Institute for R&D in Physics and Nuclear Engineering Bucharest, Romania

  • 2009 Lecture on Interdisciplinary Application of Experimental Nuclear Techniques, Bucharest University

  • Supervisor of several master degree dissertations and Ph.D thesis.

  • A.Y. 2004- up Today is aggregate Professor of Experimental Physics, Engineering Faculty, University of Catania, Italy.

Professional Experience 

• • Member of Italian Physical Society (SIF)

  • Member of the International Society for Optical Engineering (SPIE) 

  • Member of the Romanian Committee for Mathematical and Physical Sciences of the National University Research Council, CNCSI

Summary of main scientific interest and activities

• • Reaction mechanisms in heavy-ion collisions

  • Nuclear structure 

  • Nuclear astrophysics 

  • R&D of new instrumentation for measuring nuclear physics and biophysics 

  • Laser produced Plasmas 

This work was mainly carried out in collaboration with several International Laboratories, Research Centres and Company

• • ENEA- Frascati (Italy)

  • Istituto Nazionale di Ottica - CNR (Italy)

  • UCL - Laboratorio Ciclotrone di Louvain-la-Neuve, (Belgium)

  • Rudjer Boskovic Institute, Zagreb (Croazia)

  • Laboratorio dell'accademia delle Scienze di Praga (R.C.)

  • USP- Departamento de Fisica Nucleare Istituto de Fisica - Sao Paulo (Brasile)

  • Extreme Light Infrastructure - Nuclear Physics (Bucarest, Romania)

  • IMM - CNR Institute for Microelectronics and Microsystems (Italy)

  • FBK - Fondazione Bruno Kessler (Italy)

  • ST-Microelectronics