| Mobility
The issue of mobility is a key aspect of the HERMES project, a priority on a par with scientific research, as it perfectly encapsulates the aim of disseminating knowledge as soon as it is generated, in order to realise the benefits derived from its wider dissemination. This section presents some accounts of the process.
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15 December 2026 | Antonio Maffucci visiting the Hongo Campus of the University of Tokyo and the Institute for Photon Science and Technology, on the occasion of the seminar “Electromagnetic Compatibility at the nano and quantum scale” | Pictured: Antonio Maffucci, Unicas Italia; Kuniaki Konishi, UTokyo, Japan.
6 July 2026 | Nevinskas and Fedorov visited the Cassino campus on the occasion of the seminar ‘Terahertz time-domain spectroscopy techniques and devices’ | Pictured: Antonio Maffucci and Mario Lucido, Unicas Italia; Ignas Nevinskas, FTMC Lithuania; Georgy Fedorov, UEF Finland. The seminar in progress.
April–July 2026 | Khitem Lahbacha from UNICAS travelled to the UTT in Troyes, France, for a training and research activity focused on the theoretical and numerical modelling of graphene-based field-effect transistors, nanofabrication processes, nanocharacterisation techniques, electron beam lithography, reactive ion etching and the deposition of gold electrodes. During hes secondment, Lahbacha delivered the following seminars: 1. Improving thermal and signal integrity in a 3D memristor crossbar and its equivalent circuit; 2. Design guidelines for thin-film microstrip lines for 5G applications.
April–May 2026 | Eros Mariani visited MZ Technologies in Rome for an overview of the University of Exeter’s research into two-dimensional materials | Pictured: Eros Mariani, Exeter, UK; the Monozukury team, Rome.