Carmelo Mordini is a quantum engineer with 11 years of experience bridging fundamental cold-atom physics and applied trapped‑ion quantum technology. Trained at Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa and with a PhD in experimental BEC physics from the University of Trento, he transitioned to trapped ions during a postdoc at ETH Zurich where he focused on integrating ion traps with photonic devices. He led the creation of a new trapped‑ion research group as an assistant professor at the University of Padua and now develops scalable micro‑Penning trap architectures at ZuriQ. Comfortable moving between hands‑on lab work and industrial productization, he combines deep experimental expertise with event organization and academic leadership experience. A distinctive thread across his career is tackling the technological interfaces—optics, photonics and trap engineering—that enable practical quantum computing.
11 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Phd, Physics, Phd, Physics at Università di Trento
Diploma di Licenza, Physics, Diploma di Licenza, Physics at Scuola Normale Superiore
Postdoc, Physics, Postdoc, Physics at ETH Zürich
Laurea Magistrale LM, Physics, 110 e lode, Laurea Magistrale LM, Physics, 110 e lode at Università di Pisa
Tricubic and quadcubic spline interpolation for 3D and 4D vector and scalar fields
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