Rinaldo Garziera

from 2001 is full professor of Mechanics applied to machines at the Department of Industrial Engineering, of which he is the director, at the University of Parma. Professor Garziera works on vibrations of mechanical systems, mechatronics, and on the development of non-destructive techiques based on modal analysis.

Luca Collini

from 2005 is researcher at the Department of Industrial Engineering at the University of Parma. Author of about 60 papers on journals and presented at national and interational conferences, his research activity focuses on the mechanical behavior of materials, on the development of mechanical design methodologies and on novel ND techniques applied to materials and structures.

Marco Amabili

is professor of Mechanics applied to machines at the Department of Industrial Engineering from 2002. He is associate editor of the Asme Applied Mechanics Reviews and of the Journal of Fluids and Structures. Author of several papers of international scientific level and recently of the book Nonlinear vibration and stability of shell and plates edited by the Cambridge University Press, his research work is about the study of linear and non-linear vibrations of mechanical systems.

Iuliana Caraman

From 2009 is lecturier of Modern Physics and Programming Languages of Computer for Engineers at the Engineering Department, University of Bacau. As a member of Physic Engineer and Environment Engineer Laboratory Iuliana works on the Archaeometric expert system for intelligent control of the culture-historic patrimony values. Her main research activities are the study of optical properties of AIIBIV semiconductors as well as the fullerene nanostructures.

Mihail Caraman

Professor Caraman is the member of National Committee of Accreditation of High Education Institutes of Moldova and the evaluation expert in The Superior Attestation Committee of Republic of Moldova. From 2006 he is the consultant professor of solid surface state and the technology of complex nanostructures at the University of Bacau, Romania. As the member of Physic Engineer and Environment Engineer Laboratory he works on gas sensors based on oxide semiconductors and heterojunctions, photovoltaic semiconductor structures as well as on photo-sensible nano-composites with photoelectrical properties.

Francesco Mangiavacca

got his degree in Mechanical Engineering in 2008 after the discussion of a thesis on the development and application of a NDT methodology for the diagnosis of antique frescoes, based on the measurement of superficial vibrations. From 2009 he collaborates with the NDT&Contact-Less Measurement Laboratory in Parma.

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