Richard deBoer (University of Notre Dame) - Nuclear Astrophysics Experiments
Harindra Joseph Fernando (University of Notre Dame) - Air-sea interaction
Marco Petasecca (University of Wollongong) - Radiation dosimetry for advanced radiotherapy modalities
Peter Heering (Europa Universität Flensburg) - Experiments in the History of Science: are they as simple as they seem?
Pietro Antonioli (INFN Bologna) - Silicon Photomultipliers: applications in Particle e Nuclear Physics
Erika Brattich / Francesco Barbano (University of Bologna) - Environmental thermography
Sirio Belli (University of Bologna) - Astronomy from Space: JWST and Euclid
Leonardo Brizi / Isabella Zironi (University of Bologna) - Biophysical measurements by Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Relaxometry techniques
Franco Camera (University of Milan) - Scintillation detectors
Silvia Castellaro (University of Bologna) - Passive seismics for active people
Italo Foppiani (INAF-OAS) - Chracterization of optical and infrared solid state detectors
Maria Pia Morigi (University of Bologna) - X-ray tomographic systems for Cultural Heritage
Jessie A. Posar (University of Sydney) - Organic Semiconductors: New Frontiers in Radiation Detection
Stefano Toffanin (CNR) - Organic Optoelectronic Devices in Smart-Integrated Miniaturized Systems for Optical Biosensing
(tutors: Luigi Brogno, Valentina Cicero, Alessandro Gesuato, Carlo Golini, Jessie Posar, Riccardo Ridolfi)
6 different project-oriented laboratory sessions (2 hour each) will take place in the afternoon. Students can actively reflect on the topics discussed during the lectures, transform them into skills to perform advanced experiments. Collaborative activities include data analysis and the preparation of a short presentation that will be hosted in the last day of the School.