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Giulio Del Zanna is a Senior Research Associate at the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics (DAMTP) at the University of Cambridge. His research primarily focuses on Atomic Astrophysics, particularly in energy transfer processes in the solar corona. He applies atomic physics calculations and plasma diagnostic techniques using XUV spectroscopic observations to measure plasma parameters, including electron density, temperature, and chemical abundances. His work on modeling aims to aid the understanding of magnetic energy transfer and heating in various solar coronal features and active region loops during solar flares. Del Zanna is currently engaged in studying solar EUV irradiance variations throughout the solar cycle and contributes to atomic data calculations within the UK APAP network and the CHIANTI atomic database. He has authored and co-authored multiple publications in esteemed journals addressing atomic data in astrophysics, establishing benchmarks for atomic data laboratory and astrophysical spectra.
DAMTP, University of Cambridge • Cambridge, ENG, GB
Leading research initiatives in atomic astrophysics and energy transfer processes in solar phenomena.
DAMTP, University of Cambridge • Cambridge, ENG, GB
Engaged in advanced research projects in the field of atomic physics.
MSSL, University College London • London, ENG, GB
Conducted research in solar physics and atomic data.
MSSL, University College London • London, ENG, GB
Worked on research projects related to astrophysical spectra and atomic data.
DAMTP, University of Cambridge • Cambridge, ENG, GB
Involved in collaborative research in the field of applied mathematics.
University of Florence • Florence, IT
Participated in academic research initiatives in physics.
DAMTP, University of Cambridge • Cambridge, ENG, GB
Engaged in various projects related to astrophysics.
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