Students XXXIII cycle – Tor Vergata (1 nov. 2017 - 31 ott. 2020)

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Student	Tutor	Thesis
Andrea Bonchi	Andrea Grazian	On the contribution of faint AGNs to the ionizing background at high z and their detection by way of variability
Daniele Calchetti	Francesco Berrilli	High spectral stability instrument for stellar and planetary observation
Elia Chiaraluce	Francesca Panessa, Fausto Vagnetti	Multifrequency study of accretion and ejection phenomena onto supermassive black holes
Ivan Di Antonio	Mauro Dolci	Design and analysis of opto-mechanical solutions for Adaptive Optics instrumentation
Margerita Fasano	Valeria Ferrari	Constraining the equation of state of neutron stars with astrophysical and gravitational wave observations
Eleonora Fiorellino	Brunella Nisini, Davide Elia	The Evolution of Young Stellar Objects from Prestellar Cores to Protoplanetary Disks
Alberto Iess	Viviana Fafone	Machine-Learning Applications to Gravitational Wave Physics
Adrian Kazakov	Francesco Lazzarotto	Studies and methods for the processing, scientiﬁc analysis and visualization of data from the particle detectors of the SERENA space experiment on-board the ESA/JAXA BepiColombo mission
Alfredo Luminari	Francesco Tombesi	Modeling of black hole winds, form the horizon up to galaxy scales
Fatemeh Zahra Majidi	Roberto Capuzzo Dolcetta, Piero Rapagnani	Following the emission of gravitational waves from a zoo of Black Holes through multi-band gravitational waves astronomy
Giuseppe Presta	Silvia Masi	Measurements of the Sunyaev-Zel’dovich effect with balloon-borne experiments
Riccardo Schiavi	Roberto Capuzzo Dolcetta	Galaxy interactions and the feedback on their super massive black holes
Federico Tosone	Nicola Vittorio	Phenomenology of Dark Energy: Constraints from Low-Redshift Observations
Karimova Ulkar	Alessandro Mura	Modelling the Solar Wind Interaction with Planetary environments in view of the BepiColombo Mercury observations