Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
1 of 2
Dr. Antonio Rinaldi ENEA, CR Casaccia Via Anguillarese 301, 00123 , Roma, Italy [email protected] Tel: (+39) 063048.3393
EDUCATION 2004 Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, USA 2004 Graduate Certificate Applied Statistics And Six Sigma, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, USA 2002 M.S. Mechanical Engineering, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, USA 2000 LAUREA summa cum laude (5 years) Mechanical Eng., University “La Sapienza”, Rome, Italy
CAREER Since 2010 Scientist in Materials, Department of Sustainability, ENEA, CR Casaccia, Rome, Italy 2012-‐2014 Research Professor, Director of LAMSI Lab (http://memocs.univaq.it/), Univ. L'Aquila, Italy 2007-‐2011 Adjunct Professor, Univ. Tor Vegata, Rome, Italy 2007-‐2010 Researcher, ISPESL (Italian Insitute for safety and occupational health), Rome, Italy 2005-‐2006 Research Professor, Mech & Aeros. Eng. Dept, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, USA
TEACHING 2007-‐2011 In charge of "Materials technology and chemical science" (undergraduate and graduate)
course, Faculty of Engineering, University of Tor Vergata, Rome, Italy July 2008 Invited Lecturer at short course “Damage Mechanics and Micromechanics of Localized
Fracture Phenomena in Inelastic Solids”, CISM, Udine, Italy 2002-‐2004 Teaching Assistant, senior undergraduate eng. courses, Arizona State University, USA Supervision of students. Co-‐supervised of 4 PhD students, 5 Master/Bachelor students.
PROJECTS & COORDINATION ACTIVITIES RESEARCH PROJECTS: 2017-‐2020 Coordinator of HORIZON2020-‐NMBP17 "NEXTOWER" (6M€ contribution EC) 2016-‐2019 ENEA Responsible for HORIZON2020-‐FETOPEN "ICARUS" (350k€ contribution EC to ENEA) 2015-‐2018 ENEA Responsible for HORIZON2020-‐TWINNING "SUPERMAT" (128k€ to ENEA) 2010-‐2014 Recipient of the Italian Young Investigation Award 2010 (FIRB) “Ultra High Efficiency ZnO
Nanogenerators” (260k€ grant by Ministry of Research and Education) 2012-‐2014 Co-‐leader and coordinator of POR-‐FESR EU CO-‐RESEARCH project "SIRE" (350k€) 2013-‐2014 Scientific Coordination of POR-‐FESR EU SPIN-‐OFF project "NANOFABER" (63k€) EDITORIAL PROJECTS: 2012-‐2014 Section Editor, "Handbook of Damage Mechanics", Ed. Voyadjis G., Springer NY 2009 Guest editor, Int. J. Damage Mech. (Vol. 18, 2009) special issue dedicated to D Krajcinovic. 2007 Guest editor, Int. J. Plasticity (Vol. 23, 2007), special issue dedicated to D Krajcinovic. OTHER: 2015-‐2016 Coordinator Elect of SubProgram-‐3 of EERA-‐JPNM (http://www.eera-‐jpnm.eu/) since 2014 Member of board of advisors of PROCOMP consortium (participated by ENEA ) since 2009 ASSOINGE , Association of Italian Engineers Abroad, co-‐founder
2 of 2
RESEARCH INTERESTS. Main research topics relevant to SP3 include: multiscale modelling, damage and fracture mechanics, creep (detection, modeling, and design), structural analysis and engineering, nuclear materials technology, experimental characterization of materials and processes, nanotechnology (e.g. nanomechanics, nanobiotechnology, nanometrology, micromachining and microfabrication techniques), microscopy (optical, SEM, AFM, SPM, FIB). PUBLICATIONS. Co-‐authored more than 80 contributions (mostly as corresponding author) in “peer-‐reviewed” journals, “conference proceedings”, and books in several scientific areas, such as damage mechanics, nanomechanics, nanobiotechnology, renewable energy, microscopy. A shortlist of most recent (after 2012) and relevant publication follows: 1. Rinaldi A, et al. 2014," The clash of mechanical and electrical size-‐effects in zinc oxide nanowires of
different shape and a double power law design concept for piezoelectric and piezotronic devices". Advanced Materials, DOI: 10.1002/adma.201401026
2. Rinaldi A, Mastilovic S., 2013, "The krajcinovic approach to model size dependent fracture in quasi-‐brittle solids". Mech. Mater. ( DOI 10.1016/j.mechmat.2014.01.005)
3. Rinaldi A, et al. 2012, "Dislocation Density on Sample-‐Size Dependent Plasticity in Nanoscale Pillars and Buttons”. Journal of Nanomechanics and Micromechanics, 2(3), 42-‐48 (2012)
4. Rinaldi A, 2011. “Effects of Dislocation Density and Sample-‐Size on Plastic Yielding at the Nanoscale: a Weibull-‐like Framework”, Nanoscale, 3 4817-‐23
5. Rinaldi A, 2011. “Statistical model with two order parameters for ductile and soft fiber bundles in nanoscience and biomaterials”, Phys Rev E , 83(4-‐2):046126
6. Rinaldi A, et al. 2010, “In-‐situ micro-‐compression tests of single core-‐shell nanoparticles”, Acta Mater., 58(19):6474-‐6486
7. Rinaldi A, et al. 2010, “Super-‐hard nanobuttons: constraining crystal plasticity and dealing with extrinsic effects at the nanoscale”, Small, 6(4):528-‐36
8. Rinaldi A, 2009, “A rational model for 2D Disordered Lattices Under Uniaxial Loading”, Int. J. Damage Mech., 18; 233-‐57
9. Rinaldi A, et a. 2009, “Localized Compression And Shear Tests On Nanotargets With A Berkovich Tip And A Novel Multifunctional Tip”, J. Mater. Res., Vol 24, No.3, 768-‐775
10. Rinaldi A, Peralta P, Friesen C, Sieradzki K, 2008, “Sample-‐size Effects in the Yield Behavior of Nanocrystalline Nickel”, Acta Mater., 56, 511-‐7
11. Rinaldi A, Lai YC, 2007, “Damage Theory Of 2D Disordered Lattices: Energetics And Physical Foundations Of Damage Parameter”, Int. J. Plasticity, 23, 1796-‐1825
12. Rinaldi A, book chapter (125 pages) “Advances In Statistical Damage Mechanics: New Modelling Strategies”, CISM Course Series, Vol. 525, Springer, 2011, ISBN 978-‐3-‐7091-‐0426-‐2.
MISCELLANEOUS (REVIEWER, ORGANIZER, COMMETTEE CHAIR, SOCIETIES) • Session Chairman, 1st Int. Conference of Damage Mechanics, ICDM 2012, Belgrade, Serbia. • Co-‐Chair and organizer of session “Fracture, damage and fatigue of materials” of 37th Solid
Mechanics Conference SolMec 2010, Warsaw, Poland, Warsaw, Poland September 6-‐10, 2010. • Organizer in chief of the conference “Ancoraggi: sicurezza in situazioni di rischio e nei luoghi di
lavoro” under the ISPESL patronage, held at the Engineering School of U.of Rome Tor Vergata on 29 May 2009.
• Member of the editorial board of “RECENT PATENTS ON MECHANICAL ENGINEERING”, a Bentham Science journal since 2008.
• Reviewer for peer-‐reviewed scientific journals, e.g. AFM, AM, IJP, IJDM, CEJ, JNPR, CMAT, IJF, etc.
