Matteo Mitrano
Assistant Professor of Physics
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Outside professional activities
Profile
Matteo Mitrano is an experimental condensed matter physicist. He is interested in investigating fundamental problems in quantum materials, as well as in controlling their nonequilibrium properties with light. The goal of his research is to discover novel, emergent physical phenomena and solve long-standing problems in the physics of interacting electron systems. He makes use of advanced ultrafast optical methods, e.g. THz time-resolved spectroscopy, and of ultrafast scattering probes (hard/soft X-rays, and electrons) both in his laboratory and at large-scale facilities (e.g. free electron lasers).
Matteo joined the Department of Physics as an assistant professor in July 2020.
Contact
Email: mmitrano@fas.harvard.edu
Additional Website: https://www.physics.harvard.edu/people/facpages/mitrano
Expertise
Experimental condensed matter physics
Outside professional activities
Outside Professional Activities
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Department of Energy - Office of Science
Unpaid external reviewer
Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft
Speaking engagement, invited lecture, or presentation
European Research Council Work Programme
Unpaid external reviewer
Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies
Unpaid external reviewer
IOP Institute of Physics (UK)
Speaking engagement, invited lecture, or presentation
Italian National Research Council
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Max Planck Gesellschaft
Speaking engagement, invited lecture, or presentation
Photonique Quantique Quebec
Unpaid external reviewer
Pohang Accelerator Laboratory
Speaking engagement, invited lecture, or presentation
Riken SPring-8 Synchrotron Center
Speaking engagement, invited lecture, or presentation
Serraphileira Institute
Paid external reviewer
SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
Membership on a scientific or other advisory board
Sorbonne University
Speaking engagement, invited lecture, or presentation
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