L. Teofili

I graduated in Astronautical and Space engineering in 2016. I continued my studies with a Ph.D. in accelerator physics in a collaboration among CERN, the University of Roma la Sapienza, and INFN (istituto nazionale di fisica nucleare). During this period, I worked on electromagnetic FEM simulations developing a new method to simulate mechanical effects induced by beam impedance heating. Furthermore, I expanded the theory on the energy interactions among counter-rotating beams. In 2020, I joined the CERN experimental physics department. Since then, I have worked on an R&D project to introduce robotics in the design of future particle detectors. I am currently involved in the development of the interfaces that a detector should have to be maintained, inspected, and operated by robots and automatic systems. Furthermore, I am also investigating the effects of the intense detector magnetic field on the robot actuation system.