Professor in Physics
Permanent address:
Dipartimento di Fisica
Università di Camerino
Via Madonna delle Carceri
62032 Camerino (MC), Italy
Tel +39-0737-402535
Lab +39-0737-402550
FAX +39-0737-402535
E-mail andrea.dicicco@unicam.it
Also at:
IMPMC, Université P. et M. Curie, CNRS
Campus Boucicaut - 140 rue De Lourmel
75015 Paris, France
Tel: +33-01 44 27 37 83
FAX: +33-01 44 77 50 01
E-mail: andrea.dicicco@impmc.jussieu.fr
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SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITY
PhD in Physics (University of Rome I) 1988-1991.
Researcher (1990) and Professor (2000) in Condensed Matter Physics.
He published as main author or co-author more than 150 publications on international journals
(including conference proceedings), cited about 2900 times (October
2009) in the literature (current h-index is 29).
He was invited speaker at several international conferences and acts as
a referee for many scientific journals. He has been several times
invited scientist at SSRL
and ESRF and invited
professor at University of Paris XI and VI (international chair).
Current ex-officio chair of the International X-ray Absorption Society
(IXAS).
He participated to panels for scientific awards, selecting personnel in
Universities, INFM and CNR, and for project evaluation
(national and international).
His main research activity regarded the development and the execution
X-ray absorption, scattering and photoemission experiments performed at
international synchrotron radiation facilities (PULS/PWA Frascati (I),
LURE, Orsay (F), SSRL, Stanford (CA), ESRF, Grenoble (F), Elettra (I)).
He leaded several original research projects in this field and he
coordinates the activity of the
XAS group at Camerino.
He is co-author of the advanced GnXAS multiple-scattering data-analysis
method, available for the scientific community through the GnXAS website.
He is currently engaged in research about matter under extreme conditions
and on materials for energy applications.
He is responsible of the TIMEX project for the exploitation of the
free electron laser
Fermi@Elettra source currently under construction.
Some publications have been highlighted in the literature (see for example
Focus (American Physical Society) and Italian newspapers and magazines).
His recent
research activity was funded by
MIUR (also through Camerino University),
ELETTRA and Univ. of Paris VI.
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