Antonella Bogoni is affiliated with the Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies in Italy. Their research spans several interconnected fields within engineering and physics, particularly focusing on electrical and electronic engineering and atomic and molecular physics and optics.
Major areas of study include advanced photonic communication systems, advanced fiber laser technologies, optical network technologies, photonic and optical devices, radar systems and signal processing, orbital angular momentum in optics, and semiconductor lasers and optical devices. Their work contributes to engineering topics with a primary emphasis on photonics and optics.
Frequent publication venues for their research include:
Coauthors frequently collaborating with Antonella Bogoni include:
Some recent papers authored by or including Antonella Bogoni cover various aspects of microwave photonics, integrated photonics, and photonic-assisted radar technologies. Notable papers include:
The scope of these publications reflects expertise in combining photonics with radar and sensing technologies, along with integrated photonic device engineering and filter design.
Paolo Ghelfi;Francesco Laghezza;Filippo Scotti;Giovanni Serafino
G. Berrettini;A. Simi;A. Malacarne;A. Bogoni
Paolo Ghelfi;Francesco Laghezza;Filippo Scotti;Daniel Onori
P. Ghelfi;F. Scotti;F. Laghezza;A. Bogoni
Giovanni Serafino;Filippo Scotti;Leonardo Lembo;Bilal Hussain
A. Bogoni;L. Poti;R. Proietti;G. Meloni
Filippo Scotti;Francesco Laghezza;Paolo Ghelfi;Antonella Bogoni
Paolo Ghelfi;Francesco Laghezza;Filippo Scotti;Giovanni Serafino
A E Willner;O F Yilmaz;Jian Wang;Xiaoxia Wu
Lianshan Yan;A. E. Willner;Xiaoxia Wu;Anlin Yi
A. Bogoni;P. Ghelfi;M. Scaffardi;L. Poti
M. Scaffardi;P. Ghelfi;E. Lazzeri;L. Poti
Nicola Sambo;Antonio D’Errico;Claudio Porzi;Valeria Vercesi
Jing Wang;Gianluca Meloni;Gianluca Berrettini;Luca Potì
Francesco Laghezza;Filippo Scotti;Paolo Ghelfi;Antonella Bogoni
Antonella Bogoni;Xiaoxia Wu;Zahra Bakhtiari;Scott Nuccio
P. Ghelfi;F. Scotti;F. Laghezza;A. Bogoni
A. Bogoni;Xiaoxia Wu;I. Fazal;A.E. Willner
Francesco Laghezza;Filippo Scotti;Paolo Ghelfi;Antonella Bogoni
Paolo Ghelfi;Filippo Scotti;Daniel Onori;Antonella Bogoni
Young-Geun Han;Ju Han Lee;Sang Bae Lee;L. Poti
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