Fabienne Michelini
Professor AMU
Born on October the 17th, 1971 Béziers (France)
e-mail: fabienne.michelini@im2np.fr
Tel: +33 (0)4 13 55 20 48
Works
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Researcher at the Institute of Materials, Microelectronics, and Nanosciences of Provence
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Responsible of the research group Nanodevices quantum simulation NQS
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Responsible of the program Nanoscale and Quantum Engineering, Master Nanosciences & Nanotechnologies
Biography
Fabienne Michelini is Professor at Aix-Marseille University since 2022. She obtained her phD in condensed matter physics in 2000 at INSA Toulouse on low dimensional systems modelling. A skill she developed in the Laboratory of Physics of Nanostructures headed by Pr. Kapon during her 4-years post-doc at EPFL, Switzerland. She defended her HDR diploma in 2016 on the ‘Light-matter interaction at the nanoscale”.
Her expertise has indeed its roots in the theoretical/numerical building of empirical models within the k.p method to understand the electronic and optical properties of realistic condensed-matter systems structured at the nanoscale. In parallel, she has gained a great expertise in high performance computing for large-scale numerical problems. For the last years, she has investigated the transport properties of opened quantum structures using effective methods within the Green’s function formalism. She focuses on time-dependent and non-equilibrium regimes in the understanding and the design of bioinspired nano-architectures for light-harvesting and energy transport.