Claudio Puglia
I was born in Erice in 1993. I graduated at the Departement of Physics Enrico Fermi of the University of Pisa. My Master thesis dealt with “Phase-coherent Josephson thermal router”, a superconducting mesoscopic device that can guide the heat current through different output with the application of a magnetic field. I won a Ph.D. position at the University of Pisa in November 2017. I’m working with my supervisor, Dr. F. Giazotto, on the characterization of thermal and electronic transport properties in superconducting devices. My main research interests are the superconductivity devices both for the fundamental theory and practical applications and the quantum computation. In my spare time, I love to develop my passions and interests such as playing volleyball, traveling and reading.
PhD Theses
2021
Gate control of superconductivity in elemental BCS systems PhD Thesis
14.06.2021, (Relatori: Dr. F. Giazotto – Dr. G. De Simoni).
Journal Articles
2019
Field-effect control of metallic superconducting systems Journal Article
In: AVS QUANTUM SCIENCE, vol. 1, no 1, 2019.
Presentations
2019
The electrostatic field can affect a superconductor? Presentation
16.09.2019.
2018
Low dimensional nano-system: features and applications Presentation
22.10.2018.