Luca Palmieri is affiliated with the University of Padua in Italy and has a primary research focus within the field of Engineering, contributing extensively to Electrical and Electronic Engineering. Their work also encompasses subfields such as Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, Biomedical Engineering, and Geophysics.
Their research topics are centered largely on Advanced Fiber Optic Sensors, covering more than fifty publications, along with significant contributions to Optical Network Technologies. Other key topics include Photonic and Optical Devices, Photonic Crystal and Fiber Optics, Advanced Photonic Communication Systems, Advanced Fiber Laser Technologies, and Semiconductor Lasers and Optical Devices.
Frequent publication venues for Palmieri include the Journal of Lightwave Technology, where they have published seventeen papers. Other venues featured in their record are arXiv (Cornell University), Sensors, Optics Letters, and the 27th International Conference on Optical Fiber Sensors.
Among their recent published papers are the following:
They have collaborated frequently with several coauthors, including Andrea Galtarossa, Marco Santagiustina, Luca Schenato, Martina Cappelletti, and Daniele Orsuti, reflecting a network of research partnerships.
Fabrizio Tamburini;Elettra Mari;Anna Sponselli;Filippo Romanato
Andrea Galtarossa;Luca Palmieri;Marco Schiano;Tiziana Tambosso
Andrea Galtarossa;Luca Palmieri;Marco Schiano;Tiziana Tambosso
Luca Palmieri;Luca Schenato
Luca Schenato;Luca Palmieri;Matteo Camporese;Silvia Bersan
F. Corsi;A. Galtarossa;L. Palmieri
A. Galtarossa;L. Palmieri
F. Corsi;A. Galtarossa;L. Palmieri
Andrea Galtarossa;Luca Palmieri;Marco Schiano;Tiziana Tambosso
A. Galtarossa;L. Palmieri
A. Galtarossa;L. Palmieri;A. Pizzinat
A. Galtarossa;L. Palmieri;A. Pizzinat;M. Schiano
Luca Schenato;Andrea Galtarossa;Alessandro Pasuto;Luca Palmieri
L. Palmieri;A. Galtarossa
L. Palmieri
A. Galtarossa;L. Palmieri
Antonella Chiuchiolo;Luca Palmieri;Marco Consales;Michele Giordano
Silvia Bersan;Otello Bergamo;Luca Palmieri;Luca Schenato
Luca Palmieri;Davide Sarchi;Andrea Galtarossa
Gianluca Guerra;Matteo Lonardi;Andrea Galtarossa;Leslie A. Rusch
Fabrizio Corsi;Andrea Galtarossa;Luca Palmieri
Luca Schenato;Rajendran Aneesh;Luca Palmieri;Andrea Galtarossa;Andrea Galtarossa
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