Riccardo Negrello

I am a PhD student in Physics since 2022. I began my academic journey studying micromagnetism and later shifted my focus to the radiation emitted by particles interacting with oriented materials. 

My work primarily involves data analysis and Geant4 simulations to interpret complex physical processes relevant to our research group.

During my PhD, I have developed advanced skills in High-Performance Computing (HPC), utilizing servers and CPU clusters to run the analysis and simulation codes I develop, as well as managing the large datasets generated by our activities.

I also enjoy participating in beam experiments where we test samples, mainly at CERN and the MAMI microtron in Mainz. My responsibilities include data acquisition management, online analysis, and operating during night shifts, which I consider one of my strengths.