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Hi! I am Francesco Carenini, PhD in Physics. I am a researcher at the National Institute for Nuclear Physics - Bologna Division, specializing in experimental astroparticle physics, with a particular focus on multi-messenger studies involving neutrinos.
Hi! I am Francesco Carenini, PhD in Physics. I am a researcher at the National Institute for Nuclear Physics - Bologna Division, specializing in experimental astroparticle physics, with a particular focus on multi-messenger studies involving neutrinos.
I am full member of the KM3NeT Collaboration, where my research mainly centers on the search for cosmic sources emitting neutrinos with the KM3NeT/ARCA detector. My work involves detector calibration, event reconstruction, and the development and application of strategies for neutrino data analysis.
I am full member of the KM3NeT Collaboration, where my research mainly centers on the search for cosmic sources emitting neutrinos with the KM3NeT/ARCA detector. My work involves detector calibration, event reconstruction, and the development and application of strategies for neutrino data analysis.
During my PhD, I worked on the implementation of likelihood methods for neutrino point-source searches, strengthening statistical approaches to identifying astrophysical signals. My research also focused on the search for a cumulative neutrino emission from blazars, combining numerical modeling of neutrino flux predictions with KM3NeT data through a stacking likelihood analysis. In parallel, I contribute to KM3NeT operations, being responsible for the data-taking activities of the detector. I am part of the KM3NeT Outreach Committee.
During my PhD, I worked on the implementation of likelihood methods for neutrino point-source searches, strengthening statistical approaches to identifying astrophysical signals. My research also focused on the search for a cumulative neutrino emission from blazars, combining numerical modeling of neutrino flux predictions with KM3NeT data through a stacking likelihood analysis. In parallel, I contribute to KM3NeT operations, being responsible for the data-taking activities of the detector. I am part of the KM3NeT Outreach Committee.
As complementary activity, I am Alumnus of the International Ph.D. College of the University of Bologna, within which I am co-author of the dissemination podcast It's Not Rocket Science.
As complementary activity, I am Alumnus of the International Ph.D. College of the University of Bologna, within which I am co-author of the dissemination podcast It's Not Rocket Science.
Feel free to reach me out for any question!
Feel free to reach me out for any question!
According to the geographical location, my pronouns may be: Pallino-Chicco-Care-FraC-Nonno-FuRan
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