Visiting professors are scientists from foreign universities or research institutes, with particular experience and expertise in their field of study, are recognized international prestige invited to give lectures to students on our study and doctoral courses. They can teach individual modules as part of an existing course or an entire course for a semester.

Visiting professors bring new experiences and skills to our students, collaborate scientifically with FIM professors, hold seminars, and offer new thesis opportunities.

Below is the list of FIM visiting professors by academic year.

• 2023/2024
  • Paolo Ordejon - “Electronic transport at the nanoscale”
  • Martin Moehle - "Branching and coalescence processes"
  • Enrico Da Como - “Optical spectroscopies”
  • James Edwards - “Numerical methods for quantum field theory and statistical field theory”
• 2022/2023
  • Diego Hernan Correa "Introduction to integrability"
  • Guillermo Ariel Silva "Introduction to conformal field theories"
  • Margherita Maria Ferrari "Combinatorial Geometry"
  • Paolo Missier "Scalable data processing for data science"
• 2021/2022
  • Enrico Bertuzzo "Introduction to on-shell scattering amplitudes"
  • Irene D'Amico - University of York "Quantum Technologies meet Many-body Effects"
  • Enrico Bertuzzo - University of São Paulo "Theoretical Astroparticle Physics"
• 2020/2021
  • Alessand Soncini - University of Melbourne "Ab initio modeling of molecular magnetism: The case of Lanthanide-based Single Molecule Magnets"
• 2019/2020
  • Paolo Zanardi - University of Southern California "Quantum Information Processing".
• 2018/2019
  • Nobuyuki Sano - University of Tzukuba "Transport phenomena in Semiconductors and Nanostructures".
• 2017/2018
  • Ulrich Hohenester - University of Graz "Quantum and nano optics".
• 2016/2017
  • Annabella Selloni - Princeton University "Chemical Dynamics in Condensed Matter".
  • Michele Amato - Université Paris-Sud 11 "Fundamentals of Nanoscience".
• 2015/2016
  • Miguel Alexandre Novak - Physics Institute of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro "Introduction to nanomagnetism".
  • Pablo Pisani - Universidad Nacional de La Plata "Quantum Field Theory".
• 2014/2015
  • Alessandro Soncini - School of Chemistry, University of Melbourne, VIC 3010, Australia "Molecular magnetism and molecular spintronics: a theoretical and computational perspective".
• 2013/2014
  • Paolo Zanardi - University of Southern California "Quantum computing".
• 2012/2013
  • Olindo Corradini - Universidad Autonoma de Chiapas "Quantum Field Theory".