Fabio Bernardini

Associate Prof.

Italy

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Fabio Bernardini is an Associate Professor at the Dipartimento di Fisica, Università degli Studi di Cagliari, Italy. His research areas include alternate magnetism, superconductivity, and thermal transport, with a focus on materials such as nickelates and Si nanowires. He has published extensively on topics involving UHF RFID localization methods and the electronic properties of layered materials.

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David Macii

Associate Professor

University of Trento

ITALY

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Andrés Cano

CNRS

FRANCE

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Paolo Nepa

University of Pisa

ITALY

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CLAUDIO MELIS

Assistant professor

University of Cagliari

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Alain Demourgues

University of Bordeaux

FRANCE

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ALICE BUFFI

Associate Professor

University of Pisa

ITALY

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Lorenzo Paulatto

FRANCE

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Articles (11)

Ruddlesden–Popper and perovskite phases as a material platform for altermagnetism

Preempted phonon-mediated superconductivity in the infinite-layer nickelates

Thermal transport in H-terminated ultrathin [110] Si nanowires: a first principles study

Single-Layer T′ Nickelates: Synthesis of the La and Pr Members and Electronic Properties across the Rare-Earth Series

Geometric effects in the infinite-layer nickelates

A Synthetic Aperture UHF RFID Localization Method by Phase Unwrapping and Hyperbolic Intersection

A UHF-RFID Multi-Antenna Sensor Fusion Enables Item and Robot Localization

Single-layer T'-type nickelates: Ni1+ is Ni1+

Robot-Based Indoor Positioning of UHF-RFID Tags: The SAR Method With Multiple Trajectories

Infinite-layer fluoro-nickelates as d 9 model materials

Particle Swarm Optimization in SAR-Based Method Enabling Real-Time 3D Positioning of UHF-RFID Tags

Collaborators (7)

David Macii

Andrés Cano

Paolo Nepa

CLAUDIO MELIS

Alain Demourgues

ALICE BUFFI

Lorenzo Paulatto

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