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* 1991 - 1992 Fellowship INFM - Italian National Institute of Physics of Matter, Bari, Italy. Theme: Deposition of ZnO films for optical applications
* 1991 - 1992 Fellowship INFM - Italian National Institute of Physics of Matter, Bari, Italy. Theme: Deposition of ZnO films for optical applications
* Sept 1991 Certificate of Attendance. Short Course: Thin Films for Optics. Technical-Scientific Seminar. University of Lecce, Italian National Group Matter Structure, Lecce, Italy. Training post-lauream in materials science
* Sept 1991 Certificate of Attendance. Short Course: Thin Films for Optics. Technical-Scientific Seminar. University of Lecce, Italian National Group Matter Structure, Lecce, Italy. Training post-lauream in materials science
* Sept 1989 Certificate of Attendance. Short Course: Fundamentals of Physics and Technology of Semiconductors. Technical-Scientific Seminar
* Sept 1989 Certificate of Attendance. Short Course: Fundamentals of Physics and Technology of Semiconductors. Technical-Scientific Seminar. University of Lecce, Italian National Group Matter Structure, Lecce, Italy. Training pre-lauream in materials science
University of Lecce, Italian National Group Matter Structure, Lecce, Italy. Training pre-lauream in materials science


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Revision as of 16:29, 12 January 2023

Michele Penza is a Senior Researcher of Materials Science and Engineering, Sensor Devices, Environmental Measurements and Critical Raw Materials Technologies, at the ENEA - Italian National Agency for New Technologies, Energy, and Economic Sustainable Development in Brindisi, Italy[1].

Michele Penza
Born
April 04, 1964, Margherita di Savoia (BAT), Italy
Nationality
Italian
Education
University of Bari
Fields
Materials and Nano Sciences; Physics; Engineering
Institutions
CNRSM - National Center for Research and Development of Materials (1992-2001) - Brindisi, Italy
ENEA - Italian National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and Sustainable Economic Development (2001 - present) - Brindisi, Italy
Notes
Top Italian Scientist in Clinical Sciences [2]

Michele Penza[3], Degree in Physics in 1990 from University of Bari, Italy. First, he worked with CNRSM SCpA (IT S&T Park) and then joined ENEA in 2001. He currently manages research projects (regional, national, international) and teams on material science and technology, functional materials, sensors and solid-state devices at Brindisi Research Centre, Italy.

His research interests are in sensor materials, nanomaterials, metal oxides, carbon nanotubes, advanced materials, gas sensors, portable sensor-systems, air quality networked sensors, functional applications, environmental technologies and measurements, functional materials, materials processing and characterization, materials technologies, Critical Raw Materials (CRMs) and related technologies.

He was awarded with E2-Excellence ENEA 2008 for a Special Mention in Environmental Research. He co-authored 180 peer-reviewed Publications, 3 Book Chapters, 9 Special Issues, 2 International WMO Reports and other numerous communications to national/international conferences (140 Oral Communications including 37 Invited/Plenary Talks) and 2 national Patents.

Citations (January 2023): Web of Science Scopus (4550+). ResearchGate (5350+). Google Scholar (6500+). H-index (January 2023): Scopus (40)[4]. ResearchGate (43). Google Scholar (45)[5].

Co-organizer of scientific meetings, chair of conference-sessions, member of international scientific committees (EUROSENSORS, EMRS, MRS, IEEE SENSORS, IMCS), international expert for FP7-projects and national research agency/council, international reviewer, research manager with SMEs partnership. Session Chair in International Workshops/Conferences and as Symposia/Meetings/Workshops Organizer. Reviewer for international journals at high impact factor, and for national/international research council/agencies to evaluate research projects. Member of Advisory Boards and Steering Committees of international conferences and research projects[6].

Associate Editor for Journal of Sensors and Sensor Systems, Journal of Sensors, Chemosensors, Sensors, Frontiers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology - Section Materials. Guest Editor of several special issues (Elsevier, IEEE, ASP, Hindawi, Copernicus, Beilstein Institute, MDPI)[7][8][9][10][11][12].

He was Chair of COST Action TD1105 EuNetAir - European Network on New Sensing Technologies for Air-Pollution Control and Environmental Sustainability - (2012-16) including 120+ teams from 31 COST Countries and 7 Non-COST Countries (USA, Canada, Morocco, Ukraine, Russia, China, Australia)[13][14].

He is Chairman of the European Sensor Systems Cluster (ESSC), launched by EC DG R&I on November 2014[15]. He is Coordinator of the EIT RawMaterials Hub - Regional Center Southern Italy (RCSI), hosted by ENEA at Brindisi Research Centre in Italy, since 2019[16].

He has been included in the 2022 list of the Top 2% most-cited Worldwide Scientists[17], ranked as top-1000 scientist in the field of Analytical Chemistry and Physics; and as Top Italian Scientist[18] ranked as top-100 scientist in the field of Physics - Material and Nano Sciences, as edited by Standford University using H-index and Citations reported in Scopus and Google Scholar.

Since 1 July 2015, he serves in ENEA - Italian National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and Sustainable Economic Development - as Head of Laboratory Functional Materials and Technologies for Sustainable Applications at the Department for Sustainability in the Division of Sustainable Materials at Brindisi Research Centre, Brindisi, Italy[19].

Scientific track record

Main Activities and Other Responsibilities

  • (1 July 2015 - today): ENEA - Head of Laboratory Functional Materials and Technologies for Sustainable Applications - Brindisi Research Center - Department for Sustainability - Division of Sustainable Materials
  • (2019 - today): Coordinator of EIT RawMaterials Regional Center Southern Italy hosted by ENEA in Brindisi (Italy)
  • (2010 - today): Team Leader of 12 nationally-funded and 3 international/bilateral R&D projects
  • (2010 - today): Tutor/Supervisor of 4 PhD students and 6 Post-Doc researchers
  • (2001 - today): Coordinator of 20 regional/national R&D projects (PON 2007-2013, Smart Cities, Industry-2015, SMEs Regional Innovation Partnership, Network of Public Research Laboratories, PON SNSI 2014-2020)
  • (2010 - 2014): Member of Network of ENEA Contact Points for International Projects
  • (2012 - 2016): Chair COST Action TD1105 - European Network on New Sensing Technologies for Air-Pollution Control and Environmental Sustainability
  • (2014 - today): Chairman European Sensor Systems Cluster (ESSC)
  • (2014 - today): Member of Board of Delegates European Materials Research Society (EMRS)
  • (2014 - today): Member of Technical Program Committee for EUROSENSORS 2014 - present, IEEE SENSORS 2018, TRANSDUCERS 2019 - EUROSENSORS 2019
  • (2014, 2018): Track Chair of IEEE SENSORS 2014 and EUROSENSORS 2018
  • (2018, 2020): Lead Author of World Meteorological Organization Report on Low-cost sensors for the measurement of the atmospheric composition. WMO Report 2018 N.1215. WMO Report 2020.
  • (2010 - today): Member of Steering Committee in International Conferences
  • (2010 - today): Member of Advisory Board in FP7 projects
  • (2018 - today): Member of Stakeholder Committee of the University of Salento (Lecce, Italy) - Innovation and Materials Engineering
  • (2001 - today): Chair of Sessions in International Workshops and Conferences
  • (2010 - today): Organizer of Workshops and Symposia (EMRS Spring Meeting 2014, EMRS Spring Meeting 2016, MRS Fall Meeting 2016) devoted to Sensor Materials, Chemical Sensors, Systems and Technologies for Environment and Energy

Education and training

  • 1983 - 1990 MSc in Physics. Faculty of Sciences, Department of Physics - University of Bari, Italy. Solid State Physics with Electronic Specialization. Dissertation title: Characterization of TiN thin films deposited by ion beam sputtering. Supervisor: Prof. Antonio Valentini - Prof. Roberto Piccolo. Grade 110/110
  • 1992 - 1994 Fellowship CNRSM - National Center for Research and Development of Materials, Brindisi, Italy
  • 1991 - 1992 Fellowship INFM - Italian National Institute of Physics of Matter, Bari, Italy. Theme: Deposition of ZnO films for optical applications
  • Sept 1991 Certificate of Attendance. Short Course: Thin Films for Optics. Technical-Scientific Seminar. University of Lecce, Italian National Group Matter Structure, Lecce, Italy. Training post-lauream in materials science
  • Sept 1989 Certificate of Attendance. Short Course: Fundamentals of Physics and Technology of Semiconductors. Technical-Scientific Seminar. University of Lecce, Italian National Group Matter Structure, Lecce, Italy. Training pre-lauream in materials science

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