DIPARTIMENTO DI FISICA

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Fotonica

Propagazione laser e fenomeni complessi. Meccanismi di rottura della simmetria delle repliche. Fotonica in materia soffice, bio e nanostrutturata. Propagazione THz in materiali complessi.

Fisica Terrestre - Fisica dell'Atmosfera

Il Laboratorio di Fisica Atmosferica è il sito principale dell’osservatorio atmosferico BAQUNIN (Boundary layer Air Quality-analysis Using Networks of Instruments) e ospita un ampio numero di strumenti di rilevamento attivi, passivi e in-situ operanti in sinergia per studi specifici riguardanti lo strato limite planetario (Planetary Boundary Layer, PBL) e per la calibrazione e validazione di prodotti satellitari presenti e futuri.

A multi-purpose low-energy proton source for tailoring the properties of quantum materials, advanced insulators for optics, and solid cells for energy applications (AMLET)

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The Kaufman source acquired allows varying the proton beam energy from 10 to 1200 eV with a high degree of reproducibility and control. The same applies to the dose of incorporated protons. These very important parameters are typically hard to control by other systems, such as plasma sources or electrochemical methods. Indeed, Kaufman sources are configured to have the region of gas ionization physically separate from the intended target, avoiding exposure of the samples to intense and potentially damaging electric fields.

Quantum Cascade Laser for Micro/Nanometric Spectroscopy - QCL MIRcat

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The MIRcat-xB is a field-proven multi-quantum cascade laser system. It features high-speed tuning, high spectral repeatability, improved thermal management fro room-temperatire operation without a cooling system, and long-wavelength option to the first generation of QCLs. The MIRcat is truly a one-box, fully automated system with a flexible, modular design that allows factory configuration of up to four pulsed or continuous wave/pulsed modules, plus the option to add or upgrade modules later.

Advanced protein crystallization robot

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Despite having an optimal sample for crystallization, obtaining crystals can be an arduous and unpredictable goal. The most important approaches to overcome this bottleneck were the discovery of appropriate precipitants, new methods of preparation of macromolecule samples, new methods of carrying out crystallization experiments but above all the increase of crystallization efficiency through automation.

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