Giovanni Ummarino

Giovanni Ummarino serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Applied Science and Technology (DISAT) at Polytechnic University of Turin, where he conducts theoretical research on superconductivity and quantum phenomena. His work bridges fundamental physics with applications in energy technologies through investigations of electric field effects on superconductors and gravitational field interactions with quantum condensates.

His research expertise spans theoretical condensed matter physics with emphasis on superconductivity, demonstrated through extensive work on MgB₂ and Fe-based superconductors. Ummarino possesses deep knowledge of numerical methods for solving complex integral-differential equations and specializes in interpreting experimental data from point-contact spectroscopy, specific-heat measurements, and microwave absorption within frameworks like BCS, Eliashberg, and Ginzburg-Landau theories.

His scholarly contributions are recognized through National Scientific Qualifications from MIUR Italy (2013, 2017) and editorial roles with FRONTIERS IN PHYSICS and MAGNETOCHEMISTRY. Ummarino actively participates in major conferences including SuperFox and the National Conference on high T_c superconductivity.

Teaching responsibilities include Physics of Superconductivity for doctoral students and Physics II for Management Engineering undergraduates across multiple academic years (2019-2025). He serves on doctoral college committees for Physics programs through the 40th cycle (2024/25) and contributes to research through the TEST-SQUAD group focused on superconducting and quantum materials.