Roberto BIAGI

Roberto Biagi is an Associate Professor at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, affiliated with the Department of Physical, Computer and Mathematical Sciences (ex-Physics branch). His research focuses on advanced materials science, including graphene-based systems, nanotechnology, catalysis, and energy materials such as those used in fuel cells and bipolar plates. He leads studies on electronic properties of graphene, catalyst stability, and composite materials for electrochemical applications.

Teaching responsibilities include 'Physics Laboratory III' for undergraduate physics students and 'Advanced Spectroscopic and Imaging Methods' for master’s students specializing in experimental nanophysics and quantum technologies or biophysics and applied physics. His work integrates experimental techniques like X-ray absorption spectroscopy and electron energy-loss spectroscopy with theoretical modeling to explore material behavior at the nanoscale.

Research themes span chiral materials for catalytic efficiency, hydrogenated graphene modifications, and graphite-epoxy composites for fuel cell components. His contributions address challenges in energy storage, material durability, and surface interactions. Biagi collaborates extensively, evidenced by diverse co-authorships in peer-reviewed journals.