Aleandro Antidormi

Aleandro Antidormi short CV

Born: Avezzano (AQ, Italy), February 17, 1988

Citizenship: Italian

Contact details: Department of Physics – University of Cagliari, Cittadella            Universitaria, I-09042 Monserrato (Ca), Italy

email: aleandro.antidormi@dsf.unica.it

Public profile: http://orcid.org/0000-0002-5266-8147

 

 

EDUCATION

·     2016– To-date Post-Doc in Computational Condensed Matter Physics in the Physics Department at Cagliari University, Italy. Research project: Thermal and Electron Transport in hybrid systems Porous Silicon/Polymer for Energy Applications (EnAPSi)

·     2016–  Post-Doc in Computational Condensed Matter Physics at Institut de Ciencia de Materials de Barcelona (ICMAB-CSIC), Barcelona (Spain). Research activities: Ab-initio Simulations of electron transport in Graphene nanostructures  and  molecular switches and First principle analysis of chemical doping in silicon nanowires for sensing applications. Reference tutor: Dr. Riccardo Rurali

·     2016– Ph.D. in Electronic Engineering and Communications in the Faculty of Electronic Engineering, Polithecnic of Turin, Italy. Research area: modelling of electron transport in Silicon nanowire-based electronic devices. Thesis Directors: Prof. Gianluca Piccinini (Politecnico di Torino), Prof. Mariagrazia Graziano (Politecnico di Torino), Dr. Luca Boarino (I.N.Ri.M, Torino)

·     2012– MS Degree in Electronic Engineering with major in Analog and Power Electronics at the Polithecnic of Turin, Italy, with grade 110/110 cum Laude.

EXPERIENCE

·      2016-2017– Tutoring Activity at Università di Cagliari, Italy, for the Academic Course in Semiconductor Physics (Reference Professor L. Colombo)

·     2015– School in Computational Condensed Matter Physics at ICTP, Trieste, Italy: “From Atomistic Simulations to Universal Model Hamiltonians”, Sept. 7-25

·     2015– Teaching Activity at Politecnico di Torino, Italy:
Laboratory Assistant in the III level course of Nanocomputing: Devices, Circuits and Architectures. Topic: Modelling and simulation of new generation electron devices.

·      2013– Scholarship at I.N.Ri.M., Torino, Italy:

·      Winner of scholarship from Istituto di Ricerca Metrologica (I.N.Ri.M.), Torino for research activity on porous silicon nanowires for gas sensing applications.

·     SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTION

  • Total scientific production: 12 papers on refereed journals (source: ISI WoS); Presentations: 2 contributed talks in International Conferences, 2 posters presented.

COMPUTER SKILLS

  • Extensive knowledge of C/C++, Python. Good ability in parallel programming with OpenMPI library. Proficient programming skills in MATLAB and Octave. Good skills with DFT code of SIESTA and Quantum Espresso packages for electronic structure calculations. Good skills with LAMMPS code for classical molecular dynamics calculations.
  • Expertise in numerical methods for multi-scale analysis and electromagnetic applications.
  • Proficient knowledge of semiconductor device simulator Silvaco