Regular biography
Fabrizio Carbone is an Associate Professor at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), affiliated with the Department of Physics (PHY). His research focuses on developing femtosecond electron diffraction setups. He has taught courses such as 'Attosecond radiation sources' and 'Optical Probing of Nanomaterials.' Carbone holds a master's degree in optoelectronic engineering from the University of Pavia and completed his PhD in condensed matter physics at the University of Geneva. He has also held a postdoctoral position at Caltech. His teaching includes courses on solid-state physics and he supervises PhD students.
Scholar-generated biography
Fabrizio Carbone is a physicist specializing in condensed matter research, with a focus on advanced imaging and spectroscopy techniques to study material properties at the atomic scale. His work explores the dynamics of electron-lattice coupling, superconductivity, and quantum phenomena in materials. Carbone's research includes the use of ultrafast electron microscopy and plasmonic near-field interactions to investigate structural and electronic dynamics in complex systems such as high-Tc superconductors and skyrmion lattices. His studies also address the optical and electronic behavior of materials under extreme conditions, including laser-induced effects and coherent control of electron wave functions.