Galante Angelo

Galante Angelo is an Associate Professor at the Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR) within the Institute for SuPerconductors, INnovative materials, and devices. His research focuses on advanced MRI technologies, metamaterials, and their biomedical applications. He has contributed to developing RF coils, low-field MRI systems, and novel materials for enhanced imaging. His work integrates electromagnetic engineering with environmental and medical challenges.

Key research interests include metamaterials for MRI signal enhancement, RF coil design optimization, and low-field MRI applications in clinical and environmental contexts. His interdisciplinary approach bridges physics, engineering, and biology, addressing topics such as graphene oxide relaxivity, radiation exposure assessment, and truffle preservation.

Galante has published over 100 articles, emphasizing cutting-edge MRI methodologies, environmental toxicology, and medical device innovation. His collaborations span academic and clinical institutions, reflecting a commitment to translating research into practical solutions. He has contributed to international projects like INFN-LNGS Cosmic Silence, advancing radiobiology and underground experimentation.

His technical expertise includes electromagnetic simulations, dosimetry, and experimental physics infrastructure. He actively participates in advancing MRI technology for diagnostics, environmental monitoring, and food science, with a focus on high-field and low-field systems.