Department of Physics "Giuseppe Occhialini"

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From this page, you can access the confidential documents relevant to members of the Department of Physics (faculty/research staff, technical-administrative staff, research fellows).

Access to the documentation is granted exclusively through authentication with @unimib.it credentials.

For access issues, please contact redazioneweb.fisica@unimib.it.

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Service Mailing List

There are departmental mailing lists available that the Director can use to send service messages. Only group members are authorized to receive messages.

fisica_struttura-groups@unimib.it: includes structured personnel affiliated with the Department

fisica_all-groups@unimib.it: includes all personnel affiliated with the Department

fisica_tecnici-groups@unimib.it: includes technical staff affiliated with the Department

fisica_assegnisti-groups@unimib.it: includes research fellows affiliated with the Department

All lists are updated with the composition of the department's structured personnel.

In case of techical problems, please contact redazioneweb.fisica@unimib.it.

Business services

The Department of Physics is an active part of the university's services supporting businesses. In the spirit of Open Science, it aims to enhance the large research facilities by integrating them into external networks beyond the university. Through the new "Scientific and Technological Services Portal for Businesses," many of the Department’s instruments have been organized into thematic clusters and specific services, covering fields from applied physics to biology, medicine, plasmas, electronics, the environment, and cultural heritage.

The dialogue and collaboration between businesses and research groups are facilitated by the Contact Point (ricerca.imprese@unimib.it), a one-stop service which includes faculty and technicians from the Department. This point receives requests from businesses and forwards them within the university.

Many of the Department of Physics’ instruments are also part of the ISIS@MACH ITALIA (IM@IT) infrastructure, of which the university is a key node, managing a multilayered Transnational Access (TA) program for users from both academia and industry.

These multiple channels provide structured and professional access to a wide range of advanced scientific instruments and specialized expertise in the fields of applied physics, materials science, and technologies for analyzing various samples, fostering increasing collaboration between the academic research world and the industrial sector.

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