Nicodemo Magnoli

Nicodemo Magnoli is an Associate Professor at the University of Genoa's Department of Theoretical Physics of Fundamental Interactions. His research focuses on statistical field theory, gauge theories, superconductivity, and interdisciplinary topics like turbulent odor plumes. He teaches courses in non-equilibrium statistical physics and thermodynamics at both bachelor's and master's levels. His work bridges theoretical physics with applications in materials science and condensed matter systems.

Recent publications explore confining strings in gauge theories, superconductivity destruction mechanisms in thin films, and hydrodynamic descriptions of cuprate strange metals. He collaborates with institutions like INFN (National Institute for Nuclear Physics). No scientific awards are explicitly listed, but his active research is indicated by multiple recent publications. He advises thesis proposals on dynamic critical phenomena and superconductors in strong electric fields.

Teaching responsibilities include Fisica Statistica dei Sistemi Fuori Equilibrio (Statistical Physics of Non-Equilibrium Systems) and Termodinamica (Thermodynamics), with course details available via provided university links. His research page includes a complete publication list via IRIS.