Gabriele Ferrari

Gabriele Ferrari is a Full Professor and Deputy Coordinator of the Doctoral Programme in Physics at the University of Trento, Italy, with affiliations to the Department of Physics. He has held positions as an Associate Professor since July 2018, following a career as a CNR researcher at the BEC Center (2010-2018), LENS (2000-2010), and as a postdoc at LENS (Florence University, 2000-2003).

• Education: PhD in Physics (2000) at Laboratorie Kastler Brossel, Ecole Normale Superieure, Paris, France, under Dr. Ch. Salomon, focusing on quantum degenerate gases of lithium. M.Sc. in Physics (1997, cum laude) at University of Pisa, Italy, with a thesis on magnetic traps for cesium, advised by Prof. E. Arimondo and co-advised by Prof. J. Dalibard (ENS-LKB Paris).

Research Interests span Ultracold Quantum Gases, Superfluidity and Coherence, Quantized Vortices, Quantum Sensors, and Non-Equilibrium Quantum Dynamics. His work intersects fundamental quantum phenomena with experimental precision, including optical clocks and defect formation studies.

Scientific Contributions include 46 publications (H-index 24, 3653 citations as of 2018), focusing on Bose-Einstein condensates, spin superfluidity, and quantum simulation. Notable studies examine false vacuum decay, magnetic solitons, and Josephson effects in ultracold systems.

• Memberships: Scientific Committee, International Conference on Bose-Einstein Condensation (since 2017).
• Peer Review: Referee for journals like Science, Physical Review Letters, and Optics Express.