Personale docente

First Name: Luca
Last name: Griguolo
Date of Birth: 10/03/1965
Place of Birth: Chioggia (Italy)
Citizenship: Italian

Education
1990-1994: PhD in Theory of Elementary Particles, SISSA (Trieste)
1992: Master in Theoretical Physics, SISSA (Trieste)
1984-1990: Laurea in Fisica, Padua University

Job position and fellowships

2014-present: Associate Professor in Theoretical Physics, Parma University
2017-present Qualified for Full Professor in Theoretical Physics
1999-2014: Assistant Professor, Parma University
1999-present: Research Associate at INFN
1998-1999: Post-Doc, Padua University
1995-1997: Post-Doc, CTP-LNS, MIT Cambridge (USA)
1996-1997: Post-Doctoral INFN Fellowship
1995: Aldo Gini Fellowship
1995: Padua University Fellowship

Research grants
2010-present: FIL-Dept.of Physics, Parma University
COST Action MP1210, The String Theory Universe, Participant, Chair: Silvia Penati
2009-2011: PRIN “Symmetries of the Universe and Fundamental Research”, Participant,
National Coordinator: Prof. Augusto Sagnotti
2004-2005: PRIN ” Nuova fisica e fisica di precisione agli acceleratori: problemi di frontiera nella teoria delle interazioni fondamentali (cromodinamica quantistica, fisica dei quark pesanti, violazione della simmetria CP, correzioni radiative elettrodeboli, calcoli perturbativi a multi-loop, teorie di campo a temperatura finita, simulazioni MonteCarlo per reazioni ad alte energie)”, Participant, National Coordinator, Prof. Riccardo Barbieri
2001-2003: PRIN “Cromodinamica quantistica, quark pesanti e regole di somma in QCD, fisica del B, correzioni radiative elettrodeboli, anomalia assiale, calcoli perturbativi a molti loop e QCD a temperatura finita”, Participant,
National Coordinator: Prof. Roberto Petronzio
2005: INFN-CICYT project “QFT on NC spaces” Parma-Salamanca 2005
2001: CERN Visiting Scientist Fellowship

Scientific responsibilities in international research programs

Italian Spokesman of INFN-CICYT project “QFT on NC spaces” Parma-Salamanca 2005

Scientific responsibility for postdoctoral positions

2018-2019: Scientific Coordinator for Post-Doctoral INFN Fellowship for foreigner,
GAST-Parma Dr. Itamar Yaakov

Scientific responsibilities

2014-present: Coordinator of INFN Parma Group
2014-present: Member of INFN National Committee for Theoretical Physics
2014-present: Scientific referee of the INFN National Committee for Theoretical Physics for the area Mathematical Methods
2014-present: Local coordinator of National INFN project “GAST (Gauge and String Theory)”
2010-present: Scientific Board of PhD program in Physics, Dept. of Physics, Parma University
2014 and 2016: Member of the committee for the admission to Ph.D. in Physics
2006: Member of the committee for the position of Assistant Professor, Dept. of Physics, University of Turin
2004-2013: Local coordinator of INFN project PI14 “Non-perturbative Dynamics in Gauge Theories and in String Theory”

Administrative responsibilities

2007-2009: Department Council, Dept. of Physics, Parma University
2017-present: Educational committee, Dept. of Mathematics, Physics and Computer Science, Parma University
2019-present: Joint committee, Master in Physics, Dept. of Mathematics, Physics and Computer Science, Parma University

Organization of Conferences and Schools

2017: Workshop “Theories of Fundamental Interactions”, V Edition, Parma
2016: Parma International School in Theoretical Physics (PhD School), Parma VIII Edition
2014: Parma International School in Theoretical Physics (PhD School), Parma VII Edition
2013: Workshop “Supersymmetric Theories and Localization”, Parma
2012: Workshop “Convegno Nazionale di Fisica Teorica”, XXIII Edition, Cortona
2008-2017: LACES (International PhD School), Galileo Galilei Institute for Theoretical Physics, (ten editions)

Research interests

Perturbative and non-perturbative aspects in QFT
Supersymmetric gauge theories
String Theory
AdS/CFT correspondence
Quantum Gravity
Topological strings
Matrix-models and large-N theories

Past and present collaborations

MIT, Cambridge (USA)
Brandeis University (USA)
CERN, Ginevra (CH)
Heriott-Watt University, Edinburgh (UK)
Humboldt University, Berlin (DE)
Niels Bohr Institute, Copenhagen (DK)
Queen Mary University, London (UK)
Iceland University, Reykjavik (IC)
SISSA, Trieste
Florence University
Milano Bicocca University
Perugia University
Padua University

Referee activity

JHEP, Nuclear Physics B, Classical and Quantum Gravity, Physical Review, Journal of Physics A, Physics Letter, IJMP, Annals of Physics

Teaching activity

Master Degree in Physics, Dept. of Physics, Parma University:
2003-2021: 18 courses on “Quantum Field Theory”, 2003-2021
2015-2016: 2 courses on “Subnuclear Physics”
2003-2007: 5 courses on “Theoretical laboratory”

Bachelor Degree in Physics, Dept. of Physics, Parma University:
2016-2021: 5 courses on “Quantum Mechanics”
2017-2019: 3 courses on "Introduction to modern Theoretical Physics"
2014: 1 course on “Nuclei and Particles”

PhD Degree in Physics, Dept. of Physics, Parma University:
2000-2002: 3 courses on “Introduction to QFT”
2004: 1 course on “Solitons and Instantons”
2011: 1 course on “Supersymmetry”

LACES, GGI Institute for Theoretical Physics, Florence:
2008-2017: 2 courses on “Anomalies in QFT ans Strings”
2010-2012: 2 courses on “Advanced Supersymmetry”

2011: Scuola Normale di Pisa “Anomalies in QFT”
2006: SNFT Parma “Introduction to Topological Strings”

Students

11 PhD Students:
Master Students: 18
Bachelor Students: 10

Publications:
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