Antonio Di Bartolomeo
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Antonio Di Bartolomeo is a leading figure in the physics of two-dimensional materials and advanced electronic devices. His research primarily focuses on the optoelectronic properties of black phosphorus (BP) and transition metal dichalcogenides, with a particular emphasis on field-effect transistors (FETs) and their applications in neuromorphic vision sensors. Di Bartolomeo’s most cited work, a 2024 study on BP FETs, unveils a groundbreaking memory effect characterized by the coexistence of negative and positive photoconductivity (NPC and PPC). This discovery, which has already garnered 42 citations, demonstrates how molecular oxygen interactions can be harnessed to mimic the human eye’s retinal functions—alerting, adapting, and processing optical signals. His contributions open new pathways for bio-inspired vision systems, merging fundamental material science with practical neuromorphic computing. Beyond this, Di Bartolomeo’s broader body of work has significantly advanced the understanding of charge transport and photoresponse in low-dimensional semiconductors, earning him recognition as a pioneer in next-generation sensor technologies. His research continues to inspire innovations in adaptive imaging and intelligent optoelectronics.
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