UGO FANO PRIZE 2019
for Materials Science, Light Science & Life Science
Rome Dec 20, 2019
Venue: Marconi Hall (1st floor), CNR Headquarters, P.le A. Moro 7, 00185 Rome, Italy
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Ugo Fano Prize 2019 and
Ugo Fano Symposium “Majorana Fermions and Quantum Matter for Quantum computing”
PROGRAM (download PDF)
CHAIRMEN: Antonio Bianconi, RICMASS and IC-CNR
Gaetano Campi, IC-CNR
Augusto Marcelli, INFN-MAECI
Andrea Perali, Camerino University
08:30-08:50Registration
08:50-09:30Opening Session – Chair Augusto Marcelli, INFN-MAECI
Annibale Mottana: Academy of Science XL
Luciano Galantini: Sapienza University of Rome, Department of Chemistry
Antonio Valletta: Istituto per la microelettronica e microsistemi CNR-IMM
Paola Gallo: Roma Tre University Department Mathematics & Physics
Massimo Capone: SISSA and CNR-IOM Trieste
Claudio Pettinari: University of Camerino
Michele Saviano: CNR - Institute of Crystallography
1st SessionChair: Andrea Perali, Camerino University
09:30-10:00Luciano Maiani: La lunga vita del Neutrino di Majorana
10:00-10:30Massimo Inguscio: Ultracold fermions: from Fano resonances to quantum simulation
10:30-10:40Antonio Bianconi Ugo Fano Prize Laudatio: The legacy of Ugo Fano and Ettore Majorana
10:40-11:10Laurens Molenkamp (Ugo Fano Gold Medal Laureate)
11:10-11:20Ugo Fano Gold Medal ceremony
11:20-11:50Coffee break
2nd SessionChair:Antonio Bianconi,RICMASS and IC-CNR
11:50-12:00Andrea Perali Ugo Fano Prize Laudatio: Ugo Fano resonance and superconductivity
12:00-12:30 Gabriel Aeppli (Ugo Fano Gold Medal Laureate)
12:30-12:40Ugo Fano Gold Medal ceremony
12:40-13:30PREMIO UGO FANO PER I GIOVANI
Chair:Piera Mattei, Mariangela Cestelli Guidi, Lina Lo Giudice, Simona Perruzza
13:30-14:30Lunch time
Session Quantum Computation and Majorana Fermions
Chair: Massimo Capone: SISSA and CNR-IOM Trieste
14:30-15:00Simone Montangero: The second quantum revolution
15:00-15:30Chiara Macchiavello: A novel quantum computing model for an artificial neuron
15:30-15:50David Vitali: Quantum illumination and quantum radar
15:50-16:10Alessandra Lanzara: Spin Orbit Coupling in quantum matter
16:10-16:30Roberta Citro: Majorana fermions in generalized Kitaev models
16:30-17:00Coffee break
Quantum Complex Materials
Chair: Gaetano Campi, CNR - Institute of Crystallography
17:00-17:20Andrea Perali: A quantum complex material K-doped para-terphenyl
17:20-17:40Floriana Lombardi: Induced superconductivity in 3D Topological Insulators
17:40-18:00Y. Soh: Spin reorientation and magnetotransport
TOPICS: Fano Resonances, Majorana states, Majorana Fermions, Quantum topology and devices, Topological room temperature superconductivity, Correlated disorder, Non-Euclidean geometries, Hyperbolic space, Coherence and correlations in living matter
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Winner of the 2016 Ugo Fano Gold Medal
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John PendryProfessor Sir Scientific reference: Personal web page: |
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John Pendry has made seminal contributions to surface science, disordered systems and photonics. His most recent work has introduced a new class of materials, metamaterials, whose electromagnetic properties depend on their internal structure rather than their chemical constitution. Pendry discovered that a ‘perfect lens’ manufactured from negatively refracting material would circumvent Abbé’s diffraction limit to spatial resolution, which has stood for more than a century. His most recent innovation of ‘transformation optics’ gives the metamaterial specifications required to rearrange electromagnetic field configurations at will, by representing the field distortions as a warping of the space in which they exist. In its simplest form the theory shows how we can direct field lines around a given obstacle and thus provide a ‘cloak of invisibility’, which was first realised at Duke in 2006.
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Winners of the 2015 Ugo Fano Gold Medal
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