Gilberto Artioli - Curriculum Vitae#

CV

SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITY

Extensive research experience on the use of advanced radiation sources in the structural characterization of materials (synchrotron radiation, steady state and pulsed neutrons).

Research activity (over 250 publications):

• Powder and single crystal diffraction for the long-range structural characterization of silicate minerals, X-ray absorption spectroscopy, Moessbauer spectroscopy, and resonant scattering applied to the short-range crystallochemical and structural characterization of silicates, structural and kinetic in situ investigation of phase transformations and chemical reactions at high temperature, time-resolved diffraction techniques.
  
• Application of innovative techniques to archaeometry.
  
• Present focus is on the understanding of the mechanical and rheological properties of industrial materials, mainly cements and binders, starting from the microscopic and textural properties of their components.

MANAGERIAL ACTIVITY (among others)

• 1992 Founding member of the Società Italiana di Luce di Sincrotrone
  
• 1995-1999, Associate Editor of the journal The American Mineralogist
  
• 1995-1996, Member of the European Science Foudation Working Group for the preparation of the scientific case for the European Spallation Source
  
• 1997 Chairman and main organizer of the 5th European Powder Diffraction Conference
  
• 1997-2002 Invited member of the International Centre for Diffraction Data
  
• 1998-2003 Member of the Chemistry panel for the evaluation of the beamtime proposals at ESRF (European Synchrotron Radiation Facility), Grenoble
  
• 2000-2004 Vice-chairman of the European Powder Diffraction Conferences Committee
  
• 2006 Scientific responsible of the Galileo Project “The beginning of metallurgy in the Alpine Area" in collaboration with the Centre de Recherche et de Restauration des Musées de France, Louvre
  
• 2006-2009 Scientific responsible of the FP6-Mobility project “Prehistoric pyrotechnology: insights on hominid behaviour from high resolution study of combustion features” Marie Curie International Outgoing Fellowship in collaboration with the University of Boston
  
• 2006-2010 Director of the Doctorate School of Earth Sciences, Università di Padova
  
• 2009-2013 Associate Editor of the Journal of Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences
  
• 2009-2013 Managing Editor of the journal Archaeometry
  
• 2010-2012 Member of the Dana Prize Committee, Mineralogical Society of America (MSA)
  
• 2010-2013 Director of the CIRCe Center for the investigation of cement materials, Università di Padova