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CURRICULUM VITAE ET STUDIORUM
Valentina Corato was born in Naples,
Italy on
January 6th, 1977. She graduated in Physics in 2000 at the
University of Rome, Italy. After a
stage spent at Department of Physics and Astronomy of University of
Stony Brook ( New York-USA), she has got a Ph.D. position at University of Rome,
in collaboration with the CNR of Arco Felice, Naples. Since 1999 Valentina Corato
has been working in the field of Macroscopic Quantum behaviour of Josephson
systems at the Istituto di Cibernetica, CNR, Naples, Italy.
Then she worked at the Department of Physics of University of Jyväskylä, Finland,
where she participated to the fabrication of Cu-AlxO1-x-Al
nanostructures, using scanning electron microscope and e-gun evaporator. The topics of the activity of Valentina Corato
concern the experimental and theoretical study of the Josephson Effect in
different superconducting devices, based on junctions and SQUIDs, at
cryogenic temperatures. As a Post Doc researcher, she worked at the Second
University of Naples on networks of
Josephson devices for
applications in the field of the Quantum Computation. Since February 2007, Valentina
Corato has a researcher position at ENEA of Frascati for the characterization
of superconducting cables for fusion.
Curriculum esteso
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