Roberto Riganti

Graduate Research Fellow @Boston University College of Engineering

Boston, MA, US
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WORK HISTORY

Oct 2022 — Present

Graduate Research Fellow @Boston University College of Engineering

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Boston, MA, US

I work in the Nanomaterial and Nanostructures Lab of the Photonics Center at Boston University College of Engineering, advised by Professor Luca Dal Negro.I develop novel physics-informed machine-learning algorithms to model complex transport problems in semiconductor physics, heat transfer, nanophotonics, biomedical imaging, and metamaterials inverse design.

EDUCATION

2016 — 2017

Saint Paul Preparatory School

High School

2015 — 2016

Topeka High School

High School

N/A

Boston University

Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Condensed Matter and Materials Physics

2017 — 2021

Boston University

Bachelor of Science - BS, Mathematical Physics and Philosophy

ABOUT ROBERTO RIGANTI

I develop scalable physics-informed AI models to tackle complex engineering challenges in photonics, semiconductor devices, and nanoscale heat transfer.Currently, I\'m a fifth-year PhD student in Professor Luca Dal Negro’s lab at Boston University, where my research focuses on combining machine learning with fundamental physics to enable high-performance, interpretable, and fabrication-aware design tools for next-generation technologies.

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