 | Massimo Caccia is full professor of particle physics @ Università degli Studi dell’Insubria (Como – Italy). High level education at Università di Torino and Milano, Ph.D. in Physics, he grew up scientifically at CERN, the house of the Large Hadron Collider. His interest lies with particle detector development and applications to fundamental research and industry. massimo.caccia@randompower.eu
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 | Luca Malinverno is a PhD Student @ Università degli Studi dell’Insubria (Como – Italy). He collaborates in a joint research project related to radionuclides identification for security application. His interest lies with security issue, from IoT to nuclear security. |
 | Lorenza Paolucci is part of the administrative offices @ Università degli Studi dell’Insubria (Como – Italy). Her interests lies with technology transfer and IP protection. lorenza.paolucci@randompower.eu
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 | Marcello Esposito is CEO of Quantum Financial Analytics and founder of other hi-tech startup, like CreativitySafe. His professional career has been in the financial services sector, with a special focus in derivatives pricing and asset management. Born in 1963, he took his degree from Bocconi University and then moved to London School of Economics where he earned a MSc and an MPhil in economics. He writes for newspapers and blogs and he is a passionate civil campaigner. Currently, he is realizing a forensics webservice for empowering victims of cyberbullism and stalking, helping them collect evidence. master@quantumfin.it
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 | Wojciech Kucewicz is working at the Department of Electronics of AGH- University of Science and Technology. He is a specialist in silicon detectors of ionizing radiation and has participated in its development since the moment when they first appeared in applications for physics experiments at colliders. In the 80s and 90s he participated in the pioneering work related to the construction of silicon vertex detector at CERN in Switzerland. Since 2000 he also is involved in the development of measurement systems based on Silicon Photomultipliers. He spent many years working at foreign universities: Milan University -Italy, Strasbourg University – France, University of Illinois at Chicago, – USA, Karlsruhe University – Germany, Insubria University at Como – Italy, and Ferrara University – Italy. His scientific achievements include over 500 publications. kucewicz@uci.agh.edu.pl
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 | Nuclear Instruments Nuclear Instruments (NI) is a company operating in the nuclear and particle physics field, supporting research laboratories, governmental institutions and companies. The founders (Andrea Abba, Alberto Cusimano e Francesco Caponio) grew up as electronics designers at Politecnico di Milano and they founded NI in 2013, since the invention of the Digital Detector Emulator, yet today a reference tool. Today NI focuses on the design of custom readout systems and testing instrumentation for radiation detectors using state of the art technologies, in collaboration with world class universities and research organisations. |
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