GIANNI JACUCCI – I am a physicist, with a passion for interdisciplinary problems. My main focus is to study the interaction between light and microscopic systems. I am particularly interested in understanding how microscale structures can shape the way light travels, and—conversely—how we can use specific light patterns to understand and control the behavior of microscale objects. I am a currently working at the physics department of the École Normale Supérieure in the Multiscale Physics of Living Systems group. Previously, I was a Marie Curie Fellow at the LKB (in the Complex Media Optics group) and did my PhD at the University of Cambridge (under the supervision of Prof. Vignolini).

GIANNI JACUCCI

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Welcome to my website! This site is a window into my research, where I study the interaction of light with microscopic systems. Here, you will find insights into my latest projects, discoveries, and interests. Whether you are a fellow scientist, a student, or just curious about the world of physics, there is something here for you.

Crafted just for you: a zoomed-in, interactive glimpse into my research. Create some particles and move them around with your mouse, just like you’re wielding a laser beam!

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