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Dr. Saverio Bartalini

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Saverio Bartalini has been a Staff Researcher of CNR-INO since 2010, and a Research Associate to the European Laboratory of Non-Linear Spectroscopy (LENS). He received his PhD in Florence in 2006 on cold atoms trapping and manipulation, was a post-doc during 2007–2010, he was the Group Leader of LENS activity within the European Space Agency project for the realization of the “Herschel Space Observatory—Photodetector Array Camera and Spectrometer (PACS)”, and the Coordinator for INO-CNR of a FIRB Giovani 2010 on “Fundamental Research on Terahertz Photonic Devices”. His main expertise ranges from nonlinear optics to high-sensitivity and high-precision spectroscopy in mid-infrared and THz regions, frequency/phase noise analysis of laser sources and THz imaging and metrology. In 2016, together with his colleagues, he founded the ppqSense spin-off company that now produces ultra-low noise electronics for semiconductor lasers and a unique laser-based spectrometer for radiocarbon detection.

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Saverio Bartalini has been a Staff Researcher of CNR-INO since 2010, and a Research Associate to the European Laboratory of Non-Linear Spectroscopy (LENS). He received his PhD in Florence in 2006 on cold atoms trapping and manipulation, was a post-doc during 2007–2010, he was the Group Leader of LENS activity within the European Space Agency project for the realization of the “Herschel Space Observatory—Photodetector Array Camera and Spectrometer (PACS)”, and the Coordinator for INO-CNR of a FIRB Giovani 2010 on “Fundamental Research on Terahertz Photonic Devices”. His main expertise ranges from nonlinear optics to high-sensitivity and high-precision spectroscopy in mid-infrared and THz regions, frequency/phase noise analysis of laser sources and THz imaging and metrology. In 2016, together with his colleagues, he founded the ppqSense spin-off company that now produces ultra-low noise electronics for semiconductor lasers and a unique laser-based spectrometer for radiocarbon detection.