Emanuele Gemo

Emanuele Gemo is a fixed-term assistant professor at the Department of Electronics and Telecommunications (DET), Politecnico di Torino, with a focus on memory devices, neuromorphic computing, and photonic integrated circuits. His research intersects electrical engineering, optoelectronics, and metamaterials engineering.

• Academic Role: Assistant Professor
• University: Politecnico di Torino
• Department: Electronics and Telecommunications

His research explores unconventional computation paradigms, particularly leveraging phase-change materials for photonic memory and neuromorphic systems. Key areas include tunable metasurfaces, plasmonically-enhanced optical memory, and hybrid dielectric structures for reconfigurable computing.

Gemo has contributed to advancements in phase-change photonic in-memory computing across silicon and silicon nitride platforms, with work extending from visible to THz wavelengths. His publications highlight innovations in materials engineering and optical device design.

Teaching engagements include roles as Course Lecturer and Collaborator for Electromagnetism and Circuit Theory modules in Computer Engineering programs (2023–2025 academic years). His skills align with ERC sectors like micro/nano-electronics, metamaterials, and simulation engineering.

Contact: emanuele.gemo@polito.it