Linkedin-in

Filippo Troiani

  • CNR Researcher
  • filippo.troiani@nano.cnr.it
  • Modena
  • +39-059-2055751
Twitter Linkedin Facebook Globe

Short Bio

He graduated in Physics at the University of Rome "La Sapienza" in 1998, with a mark of 110/110 cum laude. In 2002 he obtained the PhD in Physics at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia. His professional experience includes periods at the Universidad Autonoma of Madrid and at the University of Basel. He's currently Senior Researcher at the Istituto Nanoscienze of CNR.

 

His scientific activity has been mainly focused on the modelling and simulation of low-dimensional systems (especially semiconductor nanostructures and magnetic molecules) and on their use for the implementation of quantum information processing.

 

He has co-authored more than 100 scientific papers on international journals. He has participated to several scientific projects, at both national and European level.

Research Interests

His current research interests include:

  • spin qubits with silicon and germanium quantum dots;
  • spin-electric control in molecular nanomagnets;
  • entanglement in fermionic systems;
  • simulation of ultrafast processes in light-harvesting systems;
  • spin-based quantum sensing and metrology;
  • quantum state discrimination in electron microscopy;
  • semiconductor-based quantum optics.

Selected Recent Projects

Quantum Computing for Computational Chemistry and Materials Science (PRIN 2022)
National Quantum Science and Technology Institute (NQSTI) https://nqsti.it/
Integrated Qubits Towards Future High-Temperature Silicon Quantum Computing Hardware Technologies (FET Open, terminated in 2024) https://www.iqubits.eu/
Multiphoton Microscopy and Ultrafast Spectroscopy: Imaging meets Quantum (MSCA-ITN, terminated in 2024) https://www.musiq-etn.eu/

Selected Publications

Genuine multipartite entanglement from many-electron systems. F. Troiani, C. Angeli, A. Secchi, and S. Pittalis. arXiv:2410.11314 (2024).

 

Vibronic Coupling Drives the Ultrafast Internal Conversion in a Functionalized Free-Base Porphyrin. V. Petropoulos, P. S. Rukin, F. Quintela, M. Russo, L. Moretti, A. Moore, T. Moore, D. Gust, D. Prezzi, G. D. Scholes, E. Molinari, G. Cerullo, F. Troiani, C. A. Rozzi, and  M. Maiuri. The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters 15, 4461 (2024).

 

Observation of spin-electric transitions in a molecular exchange qubit. F. Mardelé, I. Mohelský, J. Wyzula, M. Orlita, P. Turek, F. Troiani, A. K. Boudalis. arXiv:2403.11214 (2024).

 

Envelope-function theory of inhomogeneous strain in semiconductor nanostructures. A. Secchi and F. Troiani. Physical Review B 110, 045420 (2024).

 

Giant Rabi frequencies between qubit and excited hole states in silicon quantum dots. E. Fanucchi, G. Forghieri, A. Secchi, P. Bordone, and F. Troiani. arXiv:2411.05526 (2024).

Istituto Nanoscienze 

Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche

 

PEC: protocollo.nano@pec.cnr.it

Partita IVA 02118311006

Facebook-f Instagram Twitter Linkedin
Pisa NEST

Piazza San Silvestro 12

56127 Pisa, Italy

phone +39 050 509418

fax +39 050 509550

segreteria.nest@nano.cnr.it

Modena S3
via Campi 213/A
41125 Modena, Italy
phone +39 059 2055629
fax +39 059 2055651
segreteria.s3@nano.cnr.it

Istituto Nanoscienze Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche

Facebook-f Instagram Twitter Linkedin
Pisa NEST

Piazza San Silvestro 12, I
56127 Pisa

phone +39 050 509525/418

fax +39 050 509550

Modena S3

via Campi 213/A, I 

41125 Modena 7

phone +39 059 2055629

fax +39 059 2055651″