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This C++ Jouney is actually dedicated to a professor of mine from University days, who actually passed to better life a couple months ago. I owe to him all the start of my career. He taught me everything I needed to start coding, and to enjoy it too…! Thanks, professor.
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Coding is an art. It must be cultivated over time. It requires dedication, passion, discipline. However, it is highly rewarding. The joy of seeing your piece od code actually running… Is overwhelming.
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Coding is difficult… And sometimes quite ripetitive too. Let us do a thought experiment.
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Obtained certificate level 8.5 1
Published in PoS LHCP2018 (2018) 085, 2018
This was the proceedings of my first poster… At LHCP 2018, Bologna.
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Published in CERN, 2019
CERN, CH
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Published in INPC 2019, Glasgow, 2019
Proceedings of the poster presented at INPC 2019, Glasgow.
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Published in PoS LHCP2020 (2021) 255, 2020
LHCP 2020, Paris but online…
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Published in PoS LHCP2021 (2021) 085, 2020
LHCP 2021
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Published in City Hall, 2022
Carrara, Italy
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Published in CERN, 2023
CERN, CH
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Published in CERN, 2023
CERN, CH
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Published in CERN, 2023
CERN, CH
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Published in CERN, 2023
CERN, CH
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Talk at the ALICE Juniors Day, during the March 2020 ALICE Week. Discussing the Blast-wave fits to the Xe-Xe results for charged hadrons, basically my Master thesis.
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My first poster ever… Same topic as my mater thesis, from which it was pretty much taken. My supervisors at the time led me to provide a little help to obtain the spectra of pions, kaons and protons in the (at the time) new Xe–Xe data, in order to ultimately derive the Blast-Wave parameters from it. My first international conference… Unforgettable!
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Talk at the ALICE Physics Week about my main results. I will update this section with more details as soon as the papers get to ArXiv…
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Poster at INPC 2019 (International Nuclear Physics Conference), the biggest conference of its kind. The venue was Glasgow, which led to the tasty haggis opportunity… The poster described the most recent results on Ultraperipheral Collisions, which included all of the ALICE Run 2 dataset. This increased the precision of our results a lot compared to the Run 1 experience!
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Outreach session with high school students. An undefeatable team of three people joined forces to help these students getting acclimated with the CERN environment! Sabino Zagaria, Evelina Durastanti and I, made a fool out of ourselves showing the engineering, administrative and physics sides of CERN. But what a great time. Shame that the Covid outbreak started the following day in Italy…
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Talk at the ALICE Juniors Day, during the March 2020 ALICE Week. Overview of ALICE results about J/Psi photoproduction in Ultraperipheral Collisions, along with the activities currently going on.
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Poster at LHCP 2020 (Large Hadron Collider Physics). The venue should have been Paris, but Covid was of another opinion… The poster described the most recent results on Ultraperipheral Collisions, which included all of the ALICE Run 2 dataset, both pPb and Pb–Pb. Here is a picture with all the available participants!
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Talk at the UK Nuclear Lockdown Seminars. Overview of the main ALICE results for Ultraperipheral Collisions.
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Talk at the ALICE Physics Week about my main results. I will update this section with more details as soon as the paper gets to ArXiv…
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Talk at the Joint IOP 2021 for Nuclear, Subnuclear and Astrophysics. The topic was an overview of the main ALICE results for J/Psi photoproduction in UPC. Great talk to be honest.
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Talk at LHCP 2021.
Undergraduate course, University of Birmingham, School of Physics and Astronomy, 2018
Helped in marking the students’ fortnightly assignments in the Particles and Nuclei course.
Undergraduate course, University of Birmingham, School of Physics and Astronomy, 2019
Helped in marking the students’ fortnightly assignments in the Particles and Neutrinos course.