Thermal Physics, HVAC Systems, Acoustics, Nuclear Technologies and Industrial Applications of Plasmas
The curriculum pursues the education of researchers and high-qualified engineers able to address issues related to design and research activities in disciplines such as:
Heat transfer and convection theory; thermal analysis of porous media; thermal and fluid-dynamic aspects of single-phase and two-phase flows in conventional devices and microdevices (microfluidics)
Applied thermal engineering and HVAC systems; heat exchangers and heat recovery systems; renewable energy for HVAC (heat pumps, solar plants)
Environmental acoustics, building acoustics, architectural acoustics, sound absorbing materials and systems, noise control techniques, digital processing of acoustic signals and lightning
Energy efficient buildings
Design of nuclear plants; radioprotection; risk analysis and safety; reliability and risk analysis at the system level modelling of neutron, charged particle and photon transport, applications of nuclear technologies to medicine, industry and cultural heritage
Direct Numerical Simulation (DNS) of two-phase flow; development and validation of advanced computing platforms; thermo-hydraulics of advanced nuclear reactors
Industrial, biomedical and agricultural applications of cold atmospheric plasmas; diagnostics of plasma sources and processes; physical modelling and design oriented simulation of plasma assisted processes
Advanced sound quality measurements in cultural heritage places
Metallic foams for convective heat transfer enhancement
Multiscale, multiphysics modeling and simulation
Plasma deposition of functional nanometric coatings