Claudio Bruschini

Claudio Bruschini is a Researcher at the Advanced Quantum Architecture Lab (AQUA) and a Lecturer in Microengineering at EPFL. He holds an MSc in High Energy Physics from the University of Genova and a PhD in Applied Sciences from Vrije Universiteit Brussel. His work focuses on quantum devices, photonics, and applications in medical physics and high-energy physics. He has led major projects like MEGAFRAME and SPADnet, advancing SPAD array technologies.

• Education:
• MSc in High Energy Physics, University of Genova
• PhD in Applied Sciences, Vrije Universiteit Brussel

Research interests include photonic/electronic quantum devices, single-photon detectors, and applications in biophotonics and security. His publications span innovations in SPAD arrays, diffuse correlation spectroscopy, and quantum imaging. He has received over 20 awards, including Venture Kick funding and Image Sensors Europe recognition. Advising 5 current PhD students and mentoring past students in projects like EndoTOFPET-US. Collaborates with industry partners like STMicroelectronics and Canon. Active in international conferences and editorial roles.

Key contributions include pioneering SPAD technology for medical imaging and radiation detection, commercialized through startups like Pi Imaging Technology S.A. Lab activities include the 3D Quantum Microscope and quantum-enabled membrane potential imaging. His work bridges fundamental research with applied technologies in healthcare and security.