Mar. 21 – A prestigious international prize has been awarded to Professor Fulvio Parmigiani, professor of Physics at the Physics Department of the University of Trieste. Prof. Parmigiani was named Fellow of the American Physical Society for “his pioneering contributions in ultrafast nonlinear photon emissions in metals and broadband cuprate superconductors and high temperature optical spectroscopy. For having established a strong scientific program in the first system with free-electron laser.” Parmigiani was recently published in the scientific journal Nature Photonics, which devoted to the teacher and his studies a broad and meaningful interview. The Fellow nomination is much sought after by physicists worldwide, and is awarded by the American Physical Society, which was founded in 1899, and aims to promote the advancement of physics.
