Here you can find my Master and PhD theses in pdf format

• PhD Thesis

• Master Thesis

And here some theses I have supervised:

PhD

• Study of Pulsars and their Environments through Very High Energy Gamma-ray Observations
  Alessia Spolon, PhD thesis, March 2022
• The TeV gamma-ray emission of the Galactic Plane
  Armelle Jardin-Blicq, PhD thesis, June 2019
• Reconstruction and Analysis of Highest Energy Gamma Rays and its Application to Pulsar Wind Nebulae
  Vikas Joshi, PhD thesis, February 2019

Master

• Uso de herramientas de machine learning para la detección de rayos gamma en telescopios de Cherenkov
  Olmo Arquero Peinazo, Master thesis, September 2024
• Very-High Energy gamma-ray observations of the Geminga pulsar with the LST-1 of CTA
  Giulia Brunelli, Master thesis, September 2023
• Systematic Uncertainty studies of the Crab Pulsar spectrum using the LST-1 telescope of the Cherenkov Telescope Array Observatory
  Leonardo Gavira Balmacz, Master thesis, September 2023
• Crab Analysis and Comparison of RF and CNN method of Reconstruction
  Rumman Neshat, Master thesis, May 2023
• Implementation of new Convolutional Neural Network methods for Imaging Atmospheric Cherenkov Telescope analysis and application to the Large-Sized Telescope of CTA
  Luca Romanato, Master thesis, March 2021
• Convolutional Neural Network data analysis development for the Large Sized Telescope of CTA and broadband study of the blazar 1ES 1959+650
  Pietro Grespan, Master thesis, December 2020
• Convolutional Neural Network Single-telescope reconstruction for the Large Size Telesceope of CTA
  Nicola Marinello, Master thesis, July 2019
• Deep Learning on MAGIC: a Performance Evaluation for Very High Energy Gamma-Ray Astrophysics
  Ettore Mariotti, Master thesis, April 2019

Bachelor

• Procesado de imágenes del prototipo del Large-Sized-Telescope del Cherenkov Telescope Array Observatory mediante algoritmo de hormigas
  German Cano Amaro, Bachelor thesis, June 2024
• A Primordial Black Hole origin of Planet 9 and its observability through dark matter indirect observations with the MAGIC telescopes
  Sara Fogliacco, Bachelor thesis, December 2021