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PhD Program in 
Information Technology and Electrical Engineering (ITEE)

 

DATE LECTURER TITLE DESCRIPTION ORGANIZER CREDITS
27/07/2025 prof. Jakub Szefer Trusted Execution Environments for QPUs Trusted_executiont

prof. Edo Giusto, DIETI-Unina

0,2
18/06/2025 prof. Ciro Natale Robotic Manipulation @Vanvitelli Robotics Lab: A bird’s eye view on the last 5 years Robotic Manipulation

Dr. Mario Selvaggio, DIETI-Unina

0,2
 24/06/2025  Dr. Silvia Zorzetti  

Superconducting Radio Frequency Cavities for Quantum Computing and Communication


 
Superconducting Radio Frequency Cavities for QC and Communication

Dr. Edo Giusto - DIETI - Unina

0,2 
 15/05/2025 Dr. Roberto Maria Rosati 

How complex is to schedule the Italian Serie A? Problems and methods in sports timetabling

 
Sports Timetabling 

prof. Claudio Sterle, Maurizio Boccia, Adriano Masone - DIETI - Unina  

 0,4
09/05/2025

Dr. Roberto Maria Rosati

 

Multi-Neighborhood Search for Combinatorial Optimization

Multi Neighborhood Search

proff. Claudio Sterle, Maurizio Boccia, Adriano Masone - DIETI - Unina 

0,2 
23/04/2025 prof.Árpád Török 
 

Safety of highly automated driving systems

Safety systems

prof. Marcello Cinque - Dieti - Unina 

 0,2
15/04/2025  Prof. Javier Alonso-Mora

Robot Autonomy among Decision-Making Agents

 
Robot Autonomy

prof. Fabio Ruggiero - Dieti - Unina

0,2
28/03/2025  Prof. Jens Dietrich

On the Notion of Binary Equivalence in Software Supply Chain Security

On the Nation of Binary

prof. Roberto Natella - DIETI - Unina

 0,2
24/03/2025  prof. Peter Popov

Safety Assessment of Autonomous Vehicles: Approaches and Challenges

Safety Assessment of Autonomous Vehicles

prof. Stefano Russo, Roberto Pietrantuono - DIETI - Unina

 0,2
04/03/2025 Prof. Simone Guarino

Dynamic Risk Assessment in Industrial Applications: Leveraging Bayesian Inference for Enhanced Decision-Making

 Dinamik Risk

Dr. Francesco Vitale - DIETI - Unina

 0,2
17/01/2025 Prof. Paolo Rech

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly in Quantum Computing: Computational Power, Intrinsic Noise, and Transient Faults 

Seminar-Rech_QC

Dr. Edoardo Giusto - DIETI - Unina

 0,2
16/01/2025

Prof. Paolo Rech

Can we Rely on AI? Reliability Issues in Artificial Neural Networks and Potential Solutions for Autonomous Vehicles Seminar-Rech_AI

Dr. Edoardo Giusto - DIETI - Unina

 0,2
20/12/2024 prof. Andrea Cervone

Solid State Transformers: Fundamentals, Insights and New Trends

Seminar_Fin

prof. Luigi Pio Di Noia - DIETI  - Unina

0,4 
09-11/12/2024 dr. Lorenzo Miniero

QUIC: the secure protocol shaping the future of real-time communication over the Internet

Part I

Part II

QUIC

Prof. Simon Pietro Romano - DIETI- Unina

0,4

0,4

06/12/2024 prof. Renata Mansini

Kernel Search: a general-purpose method for MILP problems

Kernel_Search

Proff. Claudio Sterle, Maurizio Boccia, Adriano Masone - DIETI - Unina

0,2
05/12/2024 prof. Renata Mansini

Time Window Assignment for Attended Home Delivery

Time_Window

Proff. Claudio Sterle, Maurizio Boccia, Adriano Masone - DIETI - Unina

0,2
 03/12/2024  prof.ssa Silvia Rossi

AI and Enabling Technologies for Social Robots

AI and Enabling Technologies

Phil_AI Lab - prof. F. Cutugno DIETI - Unina

 TBD
05/12/2024

Prof. Michael Ruderman

Shaping robustly control loop: look into stability margins & uncertainties Shaping robustly

Prof. Ciro Visone - DIETI - Unina

0,2
20/11/2024

Prof. Alessandro Lenci

Perché l'Intelligenza Artificiale crede di fare a meno della teoria linguistica, ma in realtà non potrà farlo "Perchè l'IA..."

Phil_AI Lab - prof. F. Cutugno DIETI - Unina

TBD
16/09/2024

 Prof. Mauro Salazar 

 

 From ACE Technologies to Sustainable, Accessible and Equitable Urban Mobility: 

An Optimization Journey 

From_ACE_Technologies.pdf 

 

Prof. Stefania Santini - DIETI - Unina


 

0,4 
28/06/2024

Prof. Marta Baldomero-Naranjo

The maximal covering location problem with edge downgrades

The maximal covering location problem with edge downgrades

Proff. Claudio Sterle, Maurizio Boccia, Adriano Masone - DIETI - Unina

 0,2
28/06/2024

Prof. A.M. Rodríguez-Chía

Including elastic demand in the hub line location problem

Including elastic demand in the hub line location problem

Proff. Claudio Sterle, Maurizio Boccia, Adriano Masone - DIETI - Unina

0,2 
27/06/2024

Dr-Ing. Gautam Gala

Resource management and orchestration for mixed-criticality cloud/distributed systems

Resource management and orchestration for mixed-criticality cloud/distributed systems

Prof. Marcello Cinque - DIETI - Unina

 0,2
26/06/2024

Prof. Marta Baldomero-Naranjo

Using support vector machines for feature selection and outlier detection

Using support vector machines for feature selection and outlier detection

Proff. Claudio Sterle, Maurizio Boccia, Adriano Masone - DIETI - Unina

0,2
26/06/2024

Prof. A.M. Rodríguez-Chía

On the Single Allocation hub location problems: New formulations and Solving Methods

On the Single Allocation hub location problems: New formulations and Solving Methods

Proff. Claudio Sterle, Maurizio Boccia, Adriano Masone - DIETI - Unina

 0,2
26/06/2024

Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Gerhard Fohler

Real-time Resource Management for Adaptive Embedded Systems and Applications

Real-time Resource Management for Adaptive Embedded Systems and Applications

Prof. Marcello Cinque - DIETI - Unina

0,2
10/06/2024

Prof. Tanmoy Chakraborty

Introduction to Large Language Models: Evolution and the current state

 Introduction to Large Language Models Evolution and the current state

Prof. Giancarlo Sperlì - DIETI - Unina

0,4 
07/06/2024

Prof. Tanmoy Chakraborty

Social Network Analysis: Methods and Applications

 
Social Network Analysis Methods and Applications

Prof. Giancarlo Sperlì - DIETI - Unina
 

0,4 
12/04/2024 

Prof. Antonis Michalas

Tampere University, Finland

Exploring the Frontiers of Modern Cryptography  Exploring the Frontiers of Modern Cryptography

Prof. Simon Pietro Romano
DIETI - Unina 

0,3 
09/05/2024

Prof. Gennaro Notomista, University of Waterloo

Analytic center selection of
optimization-based controllers
for robot ecology
  Robot Ecology Notomista

prof. Bruno Siciliano DIETI - Unina

0,2
21/02/2024

Prof. Tarry Singh CEO @ Real.AI, The Netherlands 

Dr. Giuseppe Fiameni Data Scientist and AI consultant @ NVIDIA, Italy 

Dr. Michela Tuozzo Researcher in Constitutional Law, Department of Law, UniNa, Italy 

Prof. Guglielmo Tamburrini Professor of Philosophy of Science, DIETI, UniNa, Italy 

Hominis Hominis 

prof. Carlo Sansone, DIETI - Unina

eng. Stefano Marrone, DIETI - Unina 

 1
13/12/2023 dr. Carlos Ordonez - University of Houston

Energy-Efficient Data Science

 Energy-Efficient Data Science

prof. Elio Masciari, DIETI - Unina

0,2
01/12/2023 dr. Salvatore Danzeca - CERN, Geneva 

Ensuring Electronic Reliability Against CERN's Radiation Environment

 Ensuring Electronic Reliability

Prof. Francesco Fienga, DIETI-Unina

 

0,2
15/09/2023 dr. Matilde D’Arpino - The Ohio State University 

Research in Energy Storage Systems for Automotive, Aerospace and Grid-connected Systems at The Ohio State University Center for Automotive Research

 Research in Energy Storage

Prof. Ciro Attaianese, dr. Luigi Pio Di Noia, DIETI, Unina

0,4
19/07/2023 Prof. Odej Kao - Technische Universität Berlin

Resource Management and Anomaly Detection for Predictable IT Operation

 Resource Management

prof. R. Natella, DIETI, Unina

0,2
29/06/2023 Prof. Riccardo Lattanzi - New York University

Insights into the Design of Transmit and Receive Coils for Ultra-High Field MRI

 Insights into the Design

prof. G. Ruello, DIETI, Unina ITEE-ICTH

0,4
29/06/2023 dr. Andrija DakovicManager of mBrainTrain

2ND GENERATION OF MOBILE EEG SYSTEMS:
HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE

 EEG Experience

prof. P. Arpaia, DIETI, Unina

0,2 
21/06/2023 Prof.Mingyao Qi

 

Optimization of a mobile clinic routing and scheduling problem in equitable vaccination outreach

 
Optimization of a mobile proff. M. Boccia, C. Sterle, DIETI, Unina  0,2 

20/06/2023

Prof. Manuel Vázquez - CSIC (Madrid, Spain)

Cylindrical Micro- and Nanowires: From Curvature Effects on Magnetization to Sensing Applications 

 Cylindrical Micro and Nanowires proff. M. D'Aquino, C. Visone, DIETI, Unina 0,2

30/06/2023

Prof. Pascal Merindol

University of Strasbourg - France

BGP & Hot-Potato Routing: graceful and optimal convergence in case of IGP events

 BGP & Hot-Potato Routing prof. V. Persico, DIETI, Unina 0,2

23/06/2023

Prof. Pascal Merindol

University of Strasbourg - France

Traffic Engineering with Segmented Routing: optimally addressing popular use cases

 Traffic engineering prof. V. Persico, DIETI, Unina 0,2

03/05/2023

Dr. Aitzol Garcia-Etxarri

Donostia International Physics Center - Spain

Nanoneuro: the power of nanoscience to explore the frontiers of neuroscience

 Nanoneuro: the power of nanoscience prof. C. Forestiere, DIETI, Unina 0,2

03/04/2023

Prof. Thomas E. Roth

Purdue University -USA

Accurate and Efficient Numerical Modeling Methods for Superconducting Circuit Quantum Information Processing Devices

 Accurate and efficient Numerical prof. C. Forestiere, DIETI, Unina 0,2

05/04/2023

Dr. Nino Grizzuti, Eszter Lukacs, Stefano Bianco

How to Publish Under the CARE-CRUI Open Access Agreement with IEEE

CARE-CRUI "open access with IEEE" webinar

CARE-CRUI and IEEE 0,3

10/03/2023

Dr. Paolo Braca

NATO Science and Technology Organization

Artificial Intelligence for Defense Seabed-to Space Situational Awareness

 Artificial Intelligence for Defense Prof. Antonio De Maio, DIETI - Unina 0,2 

02/03/2023

Prof. Tarry Singh

CEO Real.AI & University of Texas at Dallas - USA

Unleashing the Power of LLMs: a Historical perspective on Generative AI   Unleashing the Power Prof. Carlo Sansone and Dr. Stefano Marrone, DIETI - Unina  0,2 

02/03/2023

Prof. Tarry Singh

CEO Real.AI & University of Texas at Dallas - USA

MLOps: Achieving Operational Velocity with Faster Delivery and Collaboration

MLOPS

Prof. Carlo Sansone and Dr. Stefano Marrone, DIETI - Unina

0,2 

13/02/2023

Prof. Vishal Monga

Pennsylvania State University - USA

Embracing Data Imperfections
Via Domain Enriched Visual Task Learning

 Domain Enriched Visual Task Learning Prof. Antonio De Maio, DIETI - Unina

0,2

14/02/2023

Prof. Vishal Monga

Pennsylvania State University - USA

Algorithm Unrolling: Efficient, Interpretable Deep Learning for Signal and Image Processing

 Algorithm Unrolling Prof. Antonio De Maio, DIETI - UNINA

0,2

13/12/2022

Prof. Leonardo Badia

University of Padua - Italy

Game Theory for Information Engineering

  GameTheory  Prof. Marcello Caleffi, DIETI - Unina

0,3+0,3

13/12/2022

Prof. Massimiliano Albanese

George Mason University - USA

From Cyber Situational Awareness to Adaptive Cyber Defense: Leveling the Cyber Playing Field

 Cyber Situational Awareness Prof. Giancarlo Sperlì, DIETI - Unina

0,4

01/06/2022

Prof. Stephan Trenn

University of Groningen - NL

Switched differential algebraic equations: jumps and impulses

 Switched differential algebraic Prof. Raffaele Iervolino, DIETI, Unina

0,2

07/06/2022

Dr. Zaiqiao Meng

University of Glasgow - UK

Probing and infusing biomedical knowledge for pre-trained language models

 Probing and infusing biomedical Prof. Francesco Cutugno, DIETI, Unina

0,4

31/05/2022

Dr. Nicholas Naclerio

University of California Santa Barbara - USA

Vine robots: design challenges and unique opportunities

 Vine Robots Dr. Mario Selvaggio, DIETI - Unina

0,2

27/04/2022

Dr. Roberto Mosca, Dr. Aniello Santorelli

Software Product Line Management and Software Versioning in SADAS

 Software Product-SADAS Prof. Sergio Di Martino, DIETI - Unina

0,4

21/04/2022

 

28/04/2022

Prof. Emilia Fridman

Tel Aviv University - Israel

Using Delays For Control

 Using Delays for control Prof. Stefania Santini - DIETI - Unina

0,2

 

0,2

27/04/2022

Prof. Dariusz Horla

Poznan University of Technology - Poland

On using simple optimization techniques for tuning of UAVs

 On Using simple Dr. Fabio Ruggiero - DIETI - Unina 0,4
03/05/2022

Prof. Marco Canini

Accelerated Deep Learning via Efficient, Compressed and Managed Communication

Accelerated Deep Learning Prof. A. Pescapè, DIETI - Unina 0,2
13/04/2022

Dr. Marco Valentino

An Introduction to Deep Learning for Natural Language Processing

 Introduction Deep Prof. Francesco Cutugno, DIETI, Unina 0,2
13/04/2022

Dr. Marco Valentino

Explainable Natural Language Inference

Explainable Natural Prof. Francesco Cutugno, DIETI, Unina 0,3
28/02/2022

Prof. V.K. Gurbani

Illinois Institute of Technology - USA

Project Vāc: Can a Text-to-Speech Engine Generate Human Sentiments?

Picariello Lectures 2022- II Cycle Dip. Fisica, "Ettore Pancini" - DIETI, Unina TBD
16/12/2021

Dr. Lorenzo Miniero

All roads lead to WebRTC: an
introduction to Janus

 All-roads-leads-to-WebRTC- Prof. S.P. Romano, DIETI - Unina 0,4
14/12/2021

Dr. Rigo Wenning

GDPR basics for computer scientists

 GDPR-basics- Prof. Piero Bonatti, DIETI - Unina 0,4
16/12/2021

Prof. Michele Amoretti

Designing Quantum Algorithms

 Designing Quantum Algorithms Prof. A. S. Cacciapuoti, DIETI - Unina 0,4
13/12/2021

Group-IB

Threat Hunting Use-Cases

 Threat-use-case Prof. D. Cotroneo, Prof. S.P. Romano, Dr.
R. Natella, DIETI - Unina
0,4
03/12/2021

Group-IB

Threat Hunting Essentials

 Threat-Hun- Prof. D. Cotroneo, Prof. S.P. Romano, Dr.
R. Natella, DIETI - Unina
0,4
02/12/2021

Dr. Raoul J.P. Bonnal

Single cell omics leverage Machine Learning to dissect tumor  microenvironment and cancer immuno editing

 
 Single cell omics Prof. Anna Corazza  - DIETI, Unina   0,4
26/11/2021 Dr. Antonio Forzieri

Connecting the dots: Investigating an APT campaign using Splunk

Connecting to the dots - Splunk Prof. D. Cotroneo, Prof. S.P. Romano, Dr.
R. Natella, DIETI - Unina
0,4
03/11/2021 Dr. Luigi Villa - Sara Belluccini -Matteo Pracchia

Cyber security in Akka Technologies

 Cyber security Prof. D. Cotroneo, Prof. S.P. Romano, Dr.
R. Natella, DIETI - Unina
0,4
03/11/2021 Dr. Luigi Guida - Luigi Villa

Vehicular Hacking in Akka Technologies

 Vehicular Hacking Prof. D. Cotroneo, Prof. S.P. Romano, Dr.
R. Natella, DIETI - Unina
0,3
29/10/2021 Dr. Stefano Mele

From Data Security to Data Protection

 From-Data-Security Prof. D. Cotroneo, Prof. S.P. Romano, Dr.
R. Natella, DIETI - Unina
0,4
22/10/2021 Dr. Giuseppina Murino

La norma ISO 27001 e la sua contestualizzazione nel panorama normativo nazionale ed internazionale

 La norma ISO 27001 Prof. D. Cotroneo, Prof. S.P. Romano, Dr.
R. Natella, DIETI - Unina
0,4
12/11/2021 Dr. Michele Grossi

Possible Quantum Machine Learning Approaches in HEP

 Possible-Quantum-Machine Prof. A. S. Cacciapuoti, DIETI - Unina 0,4
19/10/2021 Prof. Carlos Lopez-Martinez

SAR Polarimetry: Theory, Machine Learning & Applications

SAR Polarimetry Prof. A. Iodice, DIETI - Unina 0,4
15/10/2021 Dr. Federico Accetta

Qiskit: state of the art and tools for
Quantum Computers from IBM

Qiskit: state of the art and tools for Quantum Computers from IBM Prof. A. S. Cacciapuoti, DIETI - Unina 0,4
22/10/2021 Dr. Antonio Manzalini

Second Quantum Revolution: innovation
trends and expected industrial impacts

Second Quantum Revolution Prof. A. S. Cacciapuoti, DIETI - Unina 0,4
16/07/2021 Dr. S. Adda, D. Franci, S. Pavoncello

L’esposizione ai campi elettromagnetici generati dal sistema 5G - Metodologie scalari e vettoriali di misura dell'esposizione e tecniche di estrapolazione

Esposizione-ai-campi-elettromagnetici  Prof. N. Pasquino, DIETI - Unina 0,8
08/06/2021 Ing. F. Mollica

5G: l’architettura, le applicazioni
e la rete di accesso radio

5G-architettura-applicazioni Prof. N. Pasquino, DIETI - Unina 0,4
26/05/2021 Dr. C. Semini Dr. M. Focchi 

Introduction to legged robots and examples of IIT’s dynamic legged systems lab

Introduction-legged-robots Dr. Fabio Ruggiero - DIETI - Unina  0,4
18/05/2021

Prof. Gianluca Antonelli

Università di Cassino - Italy

Introduction Underwater Robotics

Introduction-Underwater-Robotics Dr. Fabio Ruggiero - DIETI - Unina  0,4 
13/05/2021
Dr.ssa S. Romeo
Short and ultrashort, high voltage electric pulses for biological and medical applications Short-ultrashort- Prof. G. Ruello, DIETI - Prof.ssa R. Massa - "Ettore Pancini" 0,3
14/05/2021
Prof. V.G. Vaccaro
L'avvincente Storia degli acceleratori Avvincente-storia-acceleratori Prof.ssa R. Massa - "Ettore Pancini", Prof. G. Ruello . DIETI 0,3
20/05/2021 Dr.ssa E. Signori Strategie terapeutiche innovative in campo immunologico: l'elettroporazione per la veicolazione di molecole farmacologiche  Strategie-terapeutiche  Prof.ssa R. Massa - "Ettore Pancini", Prof. G. Ruello . DIETI  0,3
27/04/2021
Dr. Pietro Ferraro, Dr. Pasquale Memmolo
Artificial Intelligence and 5G combined with
holographic technology:
a new perspective for remote health monitoring
Artificial-Intelligence-5G Prof.ssa. A.Maria Tulino - DIETI 0,4
17/03/2021
Prof. Joost Broekens
Emotions in Reinforcement Learning Agents Emotions-In-Reinforcement Prof.ssa S. Rossi, PRISCA Lab. - DIETI 0,2
08/03/2021
Prof. Antonino Mazzeo
Dai mainframe all’IoT: una retrospettiva
sull’evoluzione delle architetture di calcolo
Dai-Mainframe-all'IoT Prof. A. Cilardo, DIETI, ITEE 0,4
05/03/2021
Dr. John Edison Muñoz Cardona
Robo Ludens: A game design taxonomy for
human-robot interaction
Robo-Ludens Prof.ssa S. Rossi, PRISCA Lab. - DIETI 0,2
17/02/2021
Dr. Antonio Andriella
Designing a Socially Assistive Robot for adaptive and personalized assistance to patients with dementia Designing_a_Socially_Assistive_Robot Prof.ssa S. Rossi, PRISCA Lab. - DIETI 0,2
10/12/2020
Dr. Rigo Wenning
GDPR basics for computer scientists GDPR-basic Prof. P. Bonatti, DIETI 0,3
18/11/2020
Prof. Dario Carotenuto
Digital Project
Management: practices, processes, techniques, tools and scientific
approach
PicusLecture3 Dip. di Fisica "Ettore Pancini" & DIETI  0,4
17/11/2020
Prof. Bruno Siciliano
Robot Manipulation
and Control
Robot-Manipulation Prof. B. Siciliano, DIETI 0,5
02/12/2020
Dr. Paul Henriques
How to Get Published with IEEE IEEE-How-toGet IEEE 0,3
27/11/2020
Dr. Eszter Lukacs
Patent Searching Best Practices with IEEE Xplore IEEE-Patent-Searching IEEE  0,2
29/07/2020
Prof. Pasquale Arpaia
Wearable Brain-Computer Interface for Augmented Reality-based Inspection in Industry 4.0 Tu-Chemnitz.pdf Prof. P. Arpaia, DIETI  
12/06/2020
Prof. Pietro Valdastri
 
University of Leeds - UK
Exploring Autonomy in Robotic Flexible Endoscopy Exploring-Autonomy-in-Robotic-Flexible-Endoscopy Prof. Fanny Ficuciello, DIETI 0,4
11/06/2020
Prof. Riccardo Lattanzi
Noninvasive Mapping of Electrical Properties using MRI Noninvasive_Mapping_of_Electrical.pdf Prof. R. Massa Dip. Fisica UNINA, Prof. G. Ruello Dieti UNINA 0,3
18/05/2020
Prof. Luca Chiaraviglio
Planning 5G under EMF constraints:
challenges and opportunities
Planning5GunderEMF.pdf Prof. Luca Chiaraviglio - University of Rome Tor Vergata  - Dr.ssa A. Cacciapuoti, Dr. M. Caleffi - DIETI   
14/05/2020
Dr. Cinzia Gianfiori
SAS Analytics SASAnalytics.pdf

SAS Academic Program Manager

 
20/05/2020
J. Wenger,  C. Rockstuhl,  L. Baldassarre, M. Fleischer
Virtual Seminars on Sensing  Sensing.pdf

Plasmonica

Prof. Carlo Forestiere, DIETI

 
20/04/2020

Dr. Eszter Lukacs

How to get published with the IEEE?

IEEEWEBINAR-ITEE.pdf Dr.ssa Alessandra Scippa, DIETI  
09/04/2020 Prof. Michele Ceccarelli

Computational Biology:
Large scale data analysis to understand the molecular bases of human diseases

ComputationalBiology.pdf

DIETI  
02/12/2019 Prof. Josiane Zerubia

Marked point processes for object detection and tracking in high resolution images: application to remote sensing data 

ObjectDetection_and_Tracking.pdf

Prof. Giuseppe Scarpa  
15/10/2019 Dr. Martin Saska

Groups of autonomous micro aerial vehicles cooperating in real-world conditions: from theory to swarm applications

AutonomousAerialVehicles.pdf

Prof. Vincenzo Lippiello  
18/10/2019

Prof. Pim Haselager

Radboud University Nijmegen - NL

Ethics, science & society in Brain Computer Interface

BrainComputerInterface.pdf

 Prof. Pasquale Arpaia  
08/11/2019

Prof. Claudia Archetti

A dynamic and probabilistic orienteering problem

OrienteeringProblem.pdf

 Prof. Claudio Sterle  
08/11/2019

Prof. Claudia Archetti

Flexible two-echelon location-routing for supply networks

LocationRouting.pdf

 Prof. Claudio Sterle  

Objectives, Organization and Activity Plan

Objectives

The ITEE PhD program provides education and training to future leading actors in research and innovation in information technologies and electrical engineering in industries as well as in scientific and technological (private and public) institutions. These areas increasingly demand for advanced education and cross-disciplinary competences, and ability to develop new knowledge, methodologies and technologies.

The program admits M.Sc. graduated students from Italy and abroad, owning a solid background and motivated to advance their knowledge and abilities in research and innovation in an internationally recognized scientific context, deemed as Department of Excellence in Italy since 2016. It fosters a multidisciplinary vision of research, rooted in the disciplines mainly characterizing the hosting DIETI Department: Computer Science; Automation and Robotics, Biomedical, Computer, Electrical, Electronic, and Telecommunication Engineering. 

Organization

The ITEE PhD program is subject to the University Doctoral Regulation. It is administratively managed by the Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technologies (DIETI). ITEE is accredited by the Ministry of University and Research (MUR) based on positive evaluation by the National Agency for Evaluation of Universities and Research (ANVUR). 

The duration of the PhD program is three years.

Admission is based on a selection process, through an annual open call. Admission to the doctorate involves an exclusive and full-time commitment. A number of positions is reserved to applicants from abroad. An International Welcome Desk service is provided by the University to assist admitted foreign students. 

The starting date of every academic year is normally November 1st.

Every student is assigned by the ITEE Board a supervisor (or tutor), and optionally a co-supervisor (or co-tutor). Students may be assigned a co-tutor from the external funding entity too, in case of research themes/scholarships funded by companies or external public or private research institutions.

Bimonthly student reports (BSR) are approved by the PhD Coordinator

By the end of every academic year, on the basis of a detailed report of the individual activities and research (year-end report), the ITEE Board decides the admission of the student to the subsequent year, or proposes to the Magnificent Rector the exclusion of the student from the program. 

At the end of the three-years program, the student has to present to the ITEE Board a detailed report of personal activities and of (co-)authored publications (Activities and Publications Report, APR).

Students will gain the Philosophiæ Doctor title (“Dott.Ric.” or “Ph.D.”) upon successful passing a final exam (“thesis defense”), after the duration of the program. The final exam encompasses the evaluation of an individual doctoral research thesis contributing to the advancement of knowledge or methodologies in the selected field. The doctoral thesis is evaluated before the defense by at least two highly qualified professors (“thesis evaluators”) - possibly belonging to foreign institutions - different from those who contribute to granting the Ph.D. title. The Ph.D. title is granted by the Magnificent Rector of the Federico II University of Naples.

Activity plan

The activity plan is individual: every student shall determine with the supervisor(s) the educational activities to be periodically reported in the personalized study plan.

Individual activity plans of students have to encompass an overall number of at least 180 credits within the duration of the program. 

The ITEE PhD study plan envisages three kinds of activities, which all need to be encompassed in individual study plans (according to the rules set below):

Every PhD student is expected to spend a study and research period between 3 and 18 (even not continuous) months in an internationally recognized academic or research hosting institution abroad. Activities abroad need to be approved by the ITEE Board in advance.

All the above activities shall entitle students to earn corresponding educational credits.

The number of credits for courses and PhD schools is typically defined by the PhD Board, depending on their duration, level and final assessment. Credits are gained upon successful course completion, as attested by the lecturer, typically on the basis of the final assessment.

The number of credits for seminars is typically 0.2 credits per hour. Students may also earn credits attending tutorials at international conferences. Credits are gained upon successful attendance, as attested by the lecturer or by the Coordinator.

The number of credits for individual research activities is attested by the student supervisor. Research activities include all kinds of not ex cathedra activities, such as: study of books and of the scientific literature; experimental and laboratory activities; attendance to scientific conferences and workshops and to technical meetings; participation to research projects meetings; talks, presentation and seminars; preparation of technical reports, of scientific articles and of the doctoral theses. Study and research periods abroad are included and shall be reported in the research activities.

The organization of the educational activities in individual study plans is expected to adhere to the criteria for the number of yearly credits set in the following table, unless differently agreed with the PhD Board.

Year

Courses

(credits)

Seminars

(credits)

Research

(credits)

Tutorship

(credits)

I

min 20 - max 40

min 5 - max 10

min 10 - max 35

min 0 - max 1.6

II

min 10 - max 20

min 5 - max 10

min 30 - max 45

min 0 - max 1.6

III

min 0 - max 10

min 0 - max 10

min 40 - max 60

min 0 - max 1.6

TOTAL

min 30 - max 70

min 10 - max 30

min 80 - max 140

min 0 - max 4.8

The range of yearly credits per kind of activity is driven by the following criteria:

  • Attendance to advanced or interdisciplinary courses is expected to be favored in the first half of the duration of the PhD program, with the goal for the student of broadening personal knowledge in areas not covered in own prior MSc career. The categorization of courses is described below.
  • In the second year, the individual activity plan is expected to favor deepening knowledge in disciplines related to personal research interests; research activities in the second year start to become prevalent.
  • The student is also expected - mainly in the first two years - to attend ad hoc courses for strengthening personal language and computer skills useful for research activities, and courses about research and innovation management and entrepreneurship.
  • Lab activities, attendance to conferences and seminars, and study and research periods abroad may take place during the whole PhD program duration.
  • In the third year, the student is expected to favor research activities in the scientific area of interest, which will result in the preparation of the doctoral research thesis.

Throughout the whole ITEE program, students may also earn from 0 to 4.8 credits (within the limit of 40 hours per academic year) for tutorship or supplementary teaching activities of undergraduate and graduate students. Tutorship duties need to receive a "nulla osta" (prior to the start of any such activity) by the ITEE Board with the consent of the student, and need to refer to scientific disciplines characterizing the ITEE program. Students willing to be assigned tutorship activities need to send a request (with their supervisor in CC) to the ITEE program Coordinator at the beginning of every academic year; the request has to contain: course title, name of the professor of the course, curriculum of the course (Laurea/Laurea Magistrale/... in ...), semester of the course. In order to be authorized for tutorship within undergraduate or graduate course(s), PhD students need to have passed the exam for the proposed course(s) in their past study career (e.g., in Laurea or Laurea Magistrale, or in the first year od their PhD program if they did not pass the proposed course(s) in their past academic studies). Tutorship activities may be listed by the student in the year-end reports and in the final activity report, approved by the ITEE Board, and in the personal CV.

Courses are categorized in three types:

  A) Advanced/interdisciplinary courses

       A1) Ad hoc PhD courses

       A2) Courses shared with MSc curricula 

  B) English language, scientific writing, advanced computer skills courses

  C) Ad hoc PhD courses on research enhancement, entrepreneurship and intellectual property 

Type A1 courses are to be attended by all PhD students whose research area or interests (in a broad meaning) are related to the course topic.

Type A2 courses may be freely selected by students, based on own past studies and on personal study and research interests, upon agreement with their PhD supervisor, with the goal of broadening and deepening personal knowledge and competences. Students may choose to attend other type A2 courses offered in MSc curricula of the Federico II University or of different universities, subject to prior approval by the PhD Board.

Attendance to at least one course of type B in the three-years program is mandatory; unattendance need to be justified to the Coordinator.

Attendance to at least one course of type C in the three-years program is mandatory; unattendance need to be justified to the Coordinator.

Type A1, B and C courses are typically held every other year, allowing students to attend them in their three-years study plan.

Individual study plans not adhering to the above rules need to be motivated and approved by the ITEE Board.

Courses and seminars are listed in the related pages of the ITEE web site.

 

 

List of scientific disciplines of the ITEE Phd program

The ITEE PhD program has its roots in the disciplines mainly characterizing the educational and research activities in the DIETI Department: Computer Science, Automation and Robotics Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Telecommunication Engineering, Data Science.

The ITEE PhD program is accredited by the Italian Ministry of University and Research (MUR), based upon evaluation by the National Agency for Evaluation of the University and Research system (ANVUR). The program is accredited since the XXXII cycle. Accreditation for the XXXVI cycle is subject to the verification of the requirements by MUR/ANVUR.

The complete list of the scientific disciplines - according to the national classification of academic disciplines - characterizing the ITEE PhD program is reported below. The 12 disciplines are coherent with the educational objectives of the ITEE PhD program, as per accreditation by MUR/ANVUR. Courses in the ITEE study plan belong to the disciplines in the list. All 12 disciplines are represented in the ITEE PhD Board.

Tutorship or supplementary teaching activities - optionally assigned to ITEE students under authorization of the ITEE Board and with the consent of the student according to Article 17 of the University Doctoral Regulation - need to refer to one of the scientific disciplines in the following list.

Discipline

Code

Electronic engineering

IINF-01/A

Electromagnetic fields

IINF-02/A

Telecommunications engineering

IINF-03/A

Automation engineering

IINF-04/A

Computer engineering

IINF-05/A

Biomedical engineering

IINF-06/A

Electrical and electronic measurements

IMIS-01/B

Electrical engineering

IET-01/A

Power electronic converters, electrical machines and drives

IIND-08/A

Electrical energy systems

IIND-08/B

Computer science

INFO-01/A

Operational research

MATH-06/A

 

A printable version of the ITEE PhD Objectives and Activity Plan is available here.

 

 

DATA LOCATION EVENT TITLE DESCRIPTION CREDITS
3-4-5-6-7/02/2025

DIETI-Unina- room C2A - Building 3, ground floor, Via Claudio, 21- Naples

National School of Electrical Engineering for PhD Students National School for PhD Students ‘F. Gasparini’ . XXVII Stage, Naples

27° Gasparini School

nr of CFU depends on courses attended
9-10/05/ 2024

FREE ONLINE
COURSE TAKING
PLACE ON ZOOM

2024 Spring School - Aurora, Ateneo UNINA 2024 Spring School on Transferable Skills 

 Spring School Transferable-Skill

https://www.aurora.unina.it/

2
23-27/09/2024

Capri

10th IEEE-EURASIP Summer Schol on Signal Processing  Understanding and Modeling the World Around Us 

Understanding_and_Modeling_the_World_Around_Us

SC_Program

 
26-27/06/2023

“Palazzo Gravina” at the Faculty of Architecture – University Federico II in Napoli, Italy

11ma TMA PhD School 2023

Modern Network Monitoring and Privacy-Preserving Analysis

https://tma.ifip.org/2023/phd-school/ 2
12-13-14-15/06/2023

The 16th International Summer School on Software Engineering

University of Salerno, Italy

 ISSSE 2023 Software Engineering @Salerno Week   https://sesalabunisa.github.io/ISSSE-2023/   
06-10/03/2023

PARIS-SACLAY

2023 International Graduate School  Nonlinear and Data-driven Model Predictive Control

http://www.eeci-igsc.eu

4
02-07/05/2022

Complesso Universitario San Giovanni a Teduccio - (In presence or remotely)

XR Spring School 2022 eXtended Reality Spring School 2022

http://www.xrsalento.it/school/

5
08-10/06/2022

Palazzo Mediterraneo - Università degli Studi di Napoli L’Orientale

AILC, Univ. Napoli Orientale, Univ. Napoli Federico II, DIETI Lectures on Computational Linguistics 2022

https://www.ai-lc.it/en/lectures-2022/

3
24-28/01/2022

Blended

On-line MS Teams

DIETI - Aula C2A, Edificio 3,
piano terra, via Claudio 21, Napoli

Scuola Nazionale di Elettrotecnica per Dottorandi  Scuola Nazionale per Dottorandi “F. Gasparini” . XXIV Stage, Napoli   24°Gasparini School  nr of CFU depends on courses attended
30/11-01-02/12/2021 ONLINE PhD School - 5G Italy 2021 5G INTERNATIONAL PHD SCHOOL 3
06-10/09/2021 ONLINE PhD Excellence School "I. Gorini” 2021  PhD School "I. Gorini” 2021 

PhD School Italo Gorini 2021

promoted by the Italian "Electrical and Electronic Measurement" (GMEE) and "Mechanical and Thermal Measurement" (GMMT) associations

 3
08-12/02/2021

ONLINE

AIRO PhD School 2021 and 5th AIRO-Young Workshop

Optimization and Data Science: Trends and Applications 3.6
01-05/02/2021

ONLINE

ESoA School 

Microwave imaging and diagnostics: theory, techniques and applications 3
01-03/12/2020

ONLINE

PhD School-5G Italy 2020

5G INTERNATIONAL PHD SCHOOL 3
19/09/2020-31/12/2020

Radar Conference Virtual Summer School

IEEE AESS Radar Summer School - 

Under the patronage of DIETI

RadarConf2020 radar-summer-school-virtual-program.pdf  
04-09/09/2020

On-Line

PhD Excellence School "I. Gorini” 2020 PhD Excellence School "I. Gorini” 2020 School-Gorini-2020.pdf 3

13-31/07/2020- 04-07/08/2020

CI-LAM (The China-Italy Lab on Advanced Manufacturing)  Summer School- on line

Ci-Lam Sammer School  “The future of tech-X” CILAM_SummerSchool.pdf  4
 16/122019

DIETI

Softel room, via Claudio 21, Building 3, 1st floor

NVIDIA DLI Workshops 2019

Deep Learning for Computer Vision: Classification, Segmentation, and Recognition (6 hours) 

NVIDIA_courses_Leaflet.pdf  
29/11/2019

Complesso Universitario di Monte Sant’Angelo

Sala Azzurra

Meeting organized by the ''Scuola Politecnica delle Scienze di Base'', Università  di Napoli Federico II

Dal dottorato ad uno Starting Grant ERC: tre giovani ricercatori della Scuola Politecnica e delle Scienze di Base raccontano la loro storia

 StG_29_Nov_2019_LR.pdf  
25/11/2019

DIETI

Softel room, via Claudio 21, Building 3, 1st floor

NVIDIA DLI Workshops 2019

Accelerated Computing with CUDA C/C++: Architecture, Programming, and Tools (6 hours)

NVIDIA_courses_Leaflet.pdf  
14-18/10/2019 Napoli, via Claudio 21, Edificio 1 PhD school 

PhD school  “F. Gasparini” . XXIII Stage

XXIII Gasparini School 2019.pdf

 
2019/09/11-13 Napoli Workshop

"Mathematical Models in Science and Engineering" (MMSE)

http://mmse.dieti.unina.it/index.php/it/  

 

 

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