Riccardo Rossi

Riccardo Rossi is a Lecturer and Scientific Collaborator at the Institute of Physics, School of Basic Sciences, École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland. He is affiliated with the Digital Quantum Sciences Laboratory (CQSL) and SPH - Teaching, contributing to both research and academic instruction in physics.

• Position: Lecturer, Scientific Collaborator
• Institution: EPFL
• School: School of Basic Sciences (SB)
• Department: Institute of Physics (IPHYS)
• Research Unit: Digital Quantum Sciences Laboratory (CQSL)
• Teaching Unit: SPH - Teaching (SPH-ENS)

His research interests include quantum physics, theoretical physics, quantum computing, and plasma physics, particularly in the context of fusion energy and tokamak disruption control. His work bridges fundamental quantum science and applied control systems in fusion reactors.

The available publication highlights his involvement in developing control strategies for preventing disruptions in tokamak reactors, indicating a strong interdisciplinary focus on physics, control engineering, and computational modeling in nuclear fusion research.

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Riccardo Rossi contributes to teaching in physics, notably delivering the course Quantum Physics IV. While no students or advising roles are explicitly listed, his dual role suggests active participation in both research supervision and academic instruction. He is associated with advanced research laboratories focusing on quantum and plasma sciences.

Laboratory affiliations include the Digital Quantum Sciences Laboratory (CQSL) and collaboration within EPFL’s broader physics and fusion research ecosystem.