Giacomo Bosco Email & Phone Number

Brazil

Delft, South Holland, Netherlands

Delft Area, Netherlands

Materials science researcher working on new coating materials compatible with installed industry infrastructure for applications in transparent luminescent solar concentrators. The work is a collaboration with Physee. A broader approach to the project led to the development of new models for predicting the ionization state of lanthanides in inorganic solids.RESEARCH & PROJECT MANAGEMENTIdentifying goals and prioritizing tasks while anticipating potential problemsPlanning the project timelineFabricating samples through magnetron sputteringAnalyzing samples through SEM-EDS, photoluminescence, UV-VIS-NIR spectrophotometry and XPSCOMMUNICATION & INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPCollaborating with peers on different projectsMentoring and teaching skills and/or advanced conceptsCo-supervisioning Master students from the Applied Physics programWriting reports for funding agencies and articles for peer-reviewed journalsPresenting the research development and results in international meetings and conferences

Rio Verde, Goiás, Brasil

Lecturer of the common core of physics disciplines for engineering students. I have prepared lectures, taught, and assessed the students in the following disciplines: Fluid Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Mechanics of Materials I, Fundamentals of Heat Transfer, Experimental Physics I (Mechanics), General Physics II (Waves and Thermodynamics).I have also volunteered in local science outreach events.

Campinas, São Paulo, Brasil

As a physics graduate researcher I conducted a fundamental investigation on the influence of deposition conditions and ex situ annealing processing on the photoluminescence of terbium or europium doped hydrogenated amorphous silicon nitrides (a-SiNx:H and a-SiNx:H). This class of materials is usually low cost and compatible with current industry infrastructure but still lacks fundamental research accessing its potential as a new luminescent material.RESEARCH & PROJECT MANAGEMENTIdentifying goals and prioritizing tasks while anticipating potential problems and Planning the project timelineFabricating samples through RF-SputteringAnalyzing samples through SEM-EDS, photoluminescence, UV-VIS-NIR spectrophotometry, XPS and time-resolved PLCOMMUNICATION & INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPCollaborating with peers on different projectsMentoring and teaching skills on advanced conceptsCo-supervisioning undergraduate students from the Physics and Engineering programsWriting reports for funding agencies and articles for peer-reviewed journalsPresenting the research development and results in international meetings and conferencesScholarship granted by the “National Council for Scientific and Technological Development” (CNPq) – Brazil

Hamilton, Ontário, Canadá

Fabrication and analysis of silicon-based thin films doped with rare-earths grown by electron cyclotron resonan plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition (ECR PECVD). The analysis included optical and structural characterizations through room temperature photoluminescence, Ellipsometry, RBS and FTIR experiments.Scholarship granted by the Exterior Split-Site Doctoral Program (PDSE) from “Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel” (CAPES) – Brazil

Doctor Of Sciences (Ph.D.), Physics

Master Of Sciences (M.Sc.), Physics

Worked with thin film fabrication and optical and chemical characterization of rare-earth doped silicon based materials grown by reactive.

Bachelor'S Degree, Physics