ALESSANDRO PEZZOTTA

Alessandro Pezzotta is a Researcher at the Department of Physics 'Giuseppe Occhialini' (University of Milan-Bicocca), specializing in Radiation-hard electronics and Mixed-signal ASICs for particle detectors. His work focuses on CMOS technology reliability under extreme radiation, Triple-GEM detector readout systems, and low-power analog circuit design.

• Key research areas: Radiation effects on nanoscale CMOS, detector front-end electronics, high-frequency analog filters
• Notable projects: GEMINI ASIC development, HL-LHC radiation tolerance studies, MEMS accelerometer readout circuits
• Collaborations: CERN, INFN, IEEE conferences

His recent publications demonstrate expertise in high-dose radiation tolerance (up to 1 Grad), low-power sensor interfaces (90μW consumption), and radiation-stable filter architectures (up to 33MHz bandwidth). He has contributed to multiple conference proceedings and peer-reviewed journal articles on detector electronics and CMOS scaling challenges.