Dario Fiore Mosca

Dario Fiore Mosca is a Researcher in the Computational Materials Physics department of the Faculty of Physics. His work focuses on quantum magnetism, spin-orbit coupling, and computational modeling of materials such as perovskites and osmium oxides. He has published extensively in top journals like Physical Review Letters and Nature Communications.

Research Interests:

• Quantum magnetism in complex oxides
• Spin dynamics and electronic structure
• First-principles calculations
• Hidden order phenomena

Recent Work Trends: Recent publications emphasize spectroscopic signatures of magnetism in non-collinear systems, superexchange mechanisms, and computational studies of perovskite-based materials. His work bridges theory and experiment, particularly in understanding spin-orbit coupling effects.

Awards:

• Recipient of the Hans-Thierring-Award (2023) for outstanding contributions to condensed matter physics.

Grants & Projects:

• Exchange Interactions in multi-correlated Spin-Orbit Systems (2022–2025) – Principal Investigator.