Apr. 4 – The MIT Technology Review has named Massimiliano Salsi, engineer and postdoc researcher at the University of Parma, one of the world’s top ten innovators 35 years old or younger. The MIT Technology Review Award – Innovateurs de Moins de 35 Ans France placed him on the list for his research in the field of transoceanic fiber optic cables for the transmission of large volumes of data. Massimiliano Salsi, author of more than 40 articles and several patents in the field of optical transmissions, received his PhD in Information Technology at the University of Parma in 2008 with prof. Alberto Bononi of the Department of Information Engineering, and the same year he worked at Bell Labs, Alcatel-Lucent Villarceaux (Paris).
Massimiliano Salsi among the best innovators under the age of 35
