Niccolo' Traverso Ziani

Niccolo' Traverso Ziani serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Physics at the University of Genoa, specializing in theoretical physics with emphasis on quantum systems and topological phenomena. His academic responsibilities span multiple programs including Engineering Management, Physics undergraduate studies, and the Master's program in Physics.

His research centers on quantum batteries, topological phases of matter, and quantum spin chains, investigating theoretical frameworks for quantum energy storage and topological bound states. Current work explores charging protocols in free fermion systems, dimerized quantum chains, and frustrated XY models, revealing connections between quantum information and condensed matter theory. This research bridges fundamental quantum mechanics with potential applications in quantum computing and energy technologies.

Recent publications demonstrate consistent output in high-impact theoretical domains, with three 2025 articles focusing on quantum battery performance across different architectures (free fermion, dimerized XY, and XXZ three-spin systems), complemented by 2024 work on topological bound states in nanoribbons and phase diagrams of frustrated systems. His scholarly trajectory shows deepening specialization in quantum thermodynamics and topological quantum matter.

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Teaching activities include General Physics 1 for Computer Engineering, General Physics 3 for Physics undergraduates, and the specialized course Topological Phases of Condensed Matter for Physics Master's students. Office hours are conducted by appointment following lectures. No information regarding student advising, research grants, or laboratory facilities was provided in the source text.