Enrico Bertuzzo

Enrico Bertuzzo is an Associate Professor in the Department of Physical, Computer and Mathematical Sciences at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia. He teaches Physics 1 for Vehicle Engineering students in the Department of Engineering "Enzo Ferrari," and advanced courses including Quantum Field Theory and Theoretical Astroparticle Physics for Physics Master's students.

His research focuses on theoretical physics with specialization in:

• Quantum Field Theory and its mathematical foundations
• Particle physics and fundamental interactions
• Dark matter models and early universe cosmology
• Gravitational particle production
• Thermal and non-thermal relic abundances
• Mathematical methods in theoretical physics

Professor Bertuzzo's work bridges theoretical physics with cosmological applications, particularly in understanding dark matter candidates and physics of the early universe. His scientific disciplinary sector is PHYS-02/A: Theoretical physics of fundamental interactions, models, mathematical methods and applications.

His teaching methodology combines theoretical lectures with practical problem-solving exercises, emphasizing both foundational concepts and advanced applications. He teaches primarily in English for graduate courses while some undergraduate instruction may be in Italian.