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Paolo Giubellino is an experimental physicist specializing in High-Energy Nuclear Collisions, with significant contributions to relativistic heavy-ion research at CERN SPS and LHC. Since 2006, he has been a Research Director at INFN Torino (currently on leave), and since 2011, a Visiting Professor at CERN's Experimental Physics Division.
- ALICE Collaboration Spokesperson (2011-present)
- Deputy Spokesperson for ALICE (2004-2010)
- Chaired GSI's G-PAC committee
- Member of IN2P3's Conseil Scientifique and Spanish infrastructure commission
His work explores ultra-dense matter created in heavy-ion collisions, focusing on quark-gluon plasma characterization through flow measurements, jet quenching, and detector development. He has led ALICE's Upgrade Proposal (2020-2028) approved in 2012.
Recent publications (2010-2016) span heavy-ion collisions, detector performance, and particle correlations. These studies employ ALICE's advanced instrumentation at CERN LHC to investigate plasma properties and test QCD predictions.
- Lise Meitner Prize (2014)
- Enrico Fermi Prize (2013)
- Commendatore honor (2012)
- Mexican Physical Society Medal (2010)
Actively involved in international collaborations, he contributed to EU/NATO-funded projects and sits on scientific advisory committees globally. His research integrates experimental nuclear physics with cutting-edge detector technologies.
