Prof. Fabio Bozzoli graduated with excellent grades from the
Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Parma in 2001. He has a PhD in
Industrial Engineering (2005) and has been a university researcher (2005–2015) and associate
professor (2015–today) in applied physics at the Faculty of Engineering of the
University of Parma. His research activity, both theoretical and experimental,
is focused mainly on the solution of the inverse heat conduction problem and
developing data processing techniques applied to the estimation of the local
convective heat transfer coefficient. At the same time, by adopting both
numerical and experimental study approaches, he studied the forced convection in
corrugated tubes, with particular attention to the problems of the food industry.
Prof. Fabio Bozzoli graduated with excellent grades from the
Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Parma in 2001. He has a PhD in
Industrial Engineering (2005) and has been a university researcher (2005–2015) and associate
professor (2015–today) in applied physics at the Faculty of Engineering of the
University of Parma. His research activity, both theoretical and experimental,
is focused mainly on the solution of the inverse heat conduction problem and
developing data processing techniques applied to the estimation of the local
convective heat transfer coefficient. At the same time, by adopting both
numerical and experimental study approaches, he studied the forced convection in
corrugated tubes, with particular attention to the problems of the food industry.