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Paolo Di Lazzaro is a leading figure in the physics of pulsed power, laser-matter interaction, and advanced UV-C light sources. His research spans the design and characterization of high-energy laser systems, the study of electrical discharges in gases, and the development of innovative ultraviolet light-emitting diode (LED) arrays for biological decontamination. A key contribution is the design, realization, and test of compact UV-C LED arrays that deliver long-lasting, near-field irradiation for biological samples, as detailed in his 2023 work (3 citations). This achievement addresses critical needs in sterilization and photobiology by combining electrical and optical design with rigorous experimental characterization. Beyond this, Di Lazzaro is recognized for his foundational work on excimer lasers and X-ray generation from laser-produced plasmas, with a career spanning over three decades at the ENEA Research Center in Frascati, Italy. His publications have garnered hundreds of citations, reflecting his influence in applied photonics and pulsed power technologies. For students and researchers, Di Lazzaro’s work exemplifies the translation of fundamental physics into practical, high-impact devices for health and environmental applications.
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