Paolo Mariani, is post-doctoral researcher in Electronic Engineering. He obtained the Master Degree in Physics (Rome, "La Sapienza") in the field of Statistical Mechanics. Then, he has oriented his scientific interest in applied research and he obtained the Ph.D in Electronic Engineering (Rome, “Tor Vergata”). His research activity is focused on the development of hybrid organic/inorganic large area solar cell. Previously, his activity has been focusing on the realization and characterization of a novel classes of Dye-Sensitized Solar Modules involving 2D materials or flexible substrates. Currently, the main topic of his research is the study and the optimization of Perovskite Solar Modules (PSMs) based on Graphene and Related Materials (GRMs). In particular, he studies the replacement of metal counter-electrode in Perovskite Solar Cell technology with carbon-graphene pastes and the overall encapsulation strategies. He also investigates the metallization process in order to realize metal grids for tandem Silicon/PSMs.