Francesco Enrichi è un Fisico, Dottorato in Scienza dei Materiali, con circa 20 anni di esperienza nella ricerca e nel trasferimento tecnologico. È stato Vinnmer Marie Curie Fellow presso la Luleå University of Technology (Svezia), Ricercatore presso il Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR), Research Fellow presso l'Università Ca' Foscari di Venezia e presso il Centro Enrico Fermi di Roma, e Direttore del Laboratorio di Caratterizzazione Ottica in Veneto Nanotech , il Cluster italiano per le nanotecnologie. I suoi interessi di ricerca sono principalmente nel campo dei materiali luminescenti, dai rivestimenti vetro-ceramici ai nanofosfori e zeoliti porose, con applicazioni in sensori e biosensori, illuminazione, celle solari, anticontraffazione e beni culturali. In queste aree, ha pubblicato circa 120 articoli di ricerca e presentato numerosi contributi orali invitati a conferenze internazionali. È stato professore a contratto per corsi universitari, master di secondo livello e corsi finanziati dall'UE e ha seguito un numero significativo di studenti. È anche membro dell'Energy Group Committee dell'Institute of Physics (IoP).
Francesco Enrichi is a Physicist, PhD in Materials Science, with about 20 years’ experience in research and technology transfer. He has been Vinnmer Marie Curie Fellow at Luleå University of Technology (Sweden), Researcher at the Italian National Research Council (CNR), Research Fellow at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and at Enrico Fermi Centre in Rome, and Director of the Optical Characterization Laboratory in Veneto Nanotech, the Italian Cluster for Nanotechnologies. His research interests are mainly in the field of luminescent materials, from glass-ceramic coatings to nanophosphors and porous zeolites, with applications in sensors and biosensors, lighting, solar cells, anticounterfeiting and cultural heritage. In these areas, he published about 120 research papers and presented several invited oral contributions at international conferences. He acted as contract professor for university courses, secondary level masters and EU funded courses, and he supervised a significant number of students. He is also member of the Energy Group Committee of the Institute of Physics (IoP).
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging techniques | Research activities in biomedical imaging include advanced Magnetic Resonance Imaging techniques, as Diffusion Tensor Imaging, functional MRI and in vivo localized spectroscopy. Multimodal imaging approaches to biomedical problems are also developed including Optical Imaging, Cerenkov Imaging and Positron Emission Tomography. |
Physics Applied to Medicine and Experimental Physics
Fisica Applicata alla Medicina e Fisica Sperimentale |
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