David Dellasega

Assistant Professor

Politecnico di Milano

Italy

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David Dellasega is an Assistant Professor at Politecnico di Milano, Italy. His research focuses on the mechanisms of deterioration in street art, the role of topography in plasma processes, and the synthesis of materials for energy storage applications. His recent articles include studies on plasma-wall interactions and the erosion of materials under specific irradiation conditions.

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Lucia Toniolo

Full Professor

Politecnico di Milano

ITALY

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Matteo Passoni

Full Professor

Politecnico di Milano

ITALY

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Sara Goidanich

Associate Professor

Politecnico di Milano

ITALY

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Marine Huault

Universidad de Salamanca

SPAIN

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Cedric Pardanaud

Associate professor

Aix-Marseille University

FRANCE

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ALESSANDRO MAFFINI

Assistant professor (RTDa)

Politecnico di Milano

ITALY

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Gianlorenzo Bussetti

Associate Professor

Politecnico di Milano

ITALY

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Daniela Comelli

Associate professor

Politecnico di Milano

ITALY

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Giorgio Divitini

Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia

ITALY

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Articles (13)

Rapid chromatic alteration of Street Art: Mechanisms of deterioration of the painting materials of the 20 years of Freedom and Democracy mural

Exploring the role of topography in the sputtering process of tungsten by GyM helium plasma

Ballistic‐Aggregated Carbon Nanofoam in Target‐Side of Pulsed Laser Deposition for Energy Storage Applications

Raman microscopy to characterize plasma-wall interaction materials: from carbon era to metallic walls

Nanostructure formation and D retention in redeposited-like W exposed to linear plasmas

Study the erosion of Eurofer-97 steel with the linear plasma device GyM

Efficient laser-driven proton and bremsstrahlung generation from cluster-assembled foam targets

Integrated quantitative PIXE analysis and EDX spectroscopy using a laser-driven particle source

ERO2.0 modelling of nanoscale surface morphology evolution

Influence of surface roughness on the sputter yield of Mo under keV D ion irradiation

An investigation into the synthesis of cadmium sulfide pigments for a better understanding of their reactivity in artworks

Post-mortem analysis of tungsten plasma facing components in tokamaks: Raman microscopy measurements on compact, porous oxide and nitride films and nanoparticles

Simulations of Argon plasmas in the linear plasma device GyM with the SOLPS-ITER code

Collaborators (9)

Lucia Toniolo

Matteo Passoni

Sara Goidanich

Marine Huault

Cedric Pardanaud

ALESSANDRO MAFFINI

Gianlorenzo Bussetti

Daniela Comelli

Giorgio Divitini

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