ANTONIO D'ALESSANDRO

LECTURES
 I SEMESTER

OPTOELECTRONICS AND PHOTONIC APPLICATIONS
 (I module: Optoelectronics 6 CFU also for Nanotechnology Engineering, II module: Photonics)
The module of Optoelectronics for the Master Degree of Electronics Engineering and of Nanotechnology Engineering will begin on the 24th September in classroom 25  in S. Pietro in Vincoli - Building A - RM031.
 
The schedule of lectures is the following:
Mondays 14-16 classroom 9 
Wednesdays 16-18 classroom 5 
Thursdays 16-18 classroom 25
Fridays 14-16 classroom 7
in S. Pietro in Vincoli - Edificio A - RM031

All students are requested to register to the course through Google Classroom with the code "gyor37wh" by using their institutional studenti.uniroma1.it account or at this link.

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ESAMI - EXAMS of Extraordinary session of October 2026

PLEASE NOTICE THAT the following rounds of exams are strictly reserved to the following categories of students:
-fuori corso 
-workers 
-students at their last exam before the final degree exam.
-Students enrolled to the second year for 2025-'26
No other students will be admitted.
 
ELECTRONICS/ELETTRONICA/ELETTRONICA E SENSORI OTTICI
Il prossimo esame scritto di Elettronica avrà inizio per tutti il 20 ottobre p.v. solo in presenza in aula xx presso la sede di San Pietro in Vincoli. 
The next written exam of Electronics will be held on 20th October at xxx in classroom xx.

 
 
OPTOELECTRONICS AND PHOTONIC APPLICATIONS
Both written and oral exams will be only in presence.
Both written and oral exams will be only in presence. The written exam will be held on 20th October at xx pm in classroom xx
 
Please ask for an appointment by writing to antonio.dalessandro@uniroma1.it for the oral exam.

LEZIONI/LECTURES 2025-'26
 
II SEMESTER

ELECTRONICS FOR MSAR
 
The course will start on 25th February 2026 at 2:30 pm in classroom 33

The schedule of lectures is the following:
 
Wednesday 2pm-4pm and Friday 11am-2pm in classroom 33
 
 
Students interested are requested to register to the course through Google Classroom by using the code "z77ldxyd", by using their studenti.uniroma1.it account

or by using the following link : https://classroom.google.com/c/MjIwMDQ1Nzc3NTda?cjc=z77ldxyd

ELEMENTS OF TECHNICAL SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATION for Electronics Engineering

The schedule of lectures is on Tuesdays from 2:00 to 3:00 pm  in classroom 13.

The course will start on 2nd March 2026
 
Students interested are requested to register to the course through Google Classroom by using the code "ucvbxeix", by using their studenti.uniroma1.it account

or at this link.

 
                                           OPTICAL AND MICROWAVE SENSORS
 
The course of Optical and Microwave Sensors - Module Optical sensors for the Master Degree of Space Engineering and Astronautics will begin the 8th November in S. Pietro in Vincoli - Edificio A - RM031.
 
The schedule of lectures is the following:
Monday 16-19 in aula 20
Friday 16-18 in aula 32
in S. Pietro in Vincoli - Edificio A - RM031
 
Students interested are requested to register to the course through Classroom of Google using the code "okjy26d", by using their institutional studenti.uniroma1.it account.

Antonio d'Alessandro è Professore Ordinario del settore scientifico disciplinare “Elettronica” (ING-INF/01) dal 31.3.2022, abilitato a professore di prima fascia dal 4 febbraio 2014. Dal 1991 al 1994 è stato post-doc presso i laboratori Bellcore nel New Jersey (USA). Ricercatore Universitario dal 1994 e Professore Associato dal 2002. Svolge attività scientifica e didattica nel campo dell’Optoelettronica e della Fotonica.
Dal 2010 al 2022 è stato Presidente della Società Italiana Cristalli Liquidi. E’ Senior Member dell’IEEE Photonics Society e Presidente/Chair del Comitato Esecutivo del Chapter Italiano dal 2020 al 2023. E’ membro dell’Optical Society of America e dell’International Liquid Crystal Society. E' stato Associate Editor of IEEE Photonics Journal dal 2014 al 2020.
Dal 2018 al 2024 è stato Direttore del Centro Interdipartimentale di Ricerca sulle Nanotecnologie applicate all'Ingegneria (CNIS) e Responsabile scientifico del Laboratorio di Nanotecnologie e Nanoscienze della Sapienza (SNN-Lab). Dal 2019 è Presidente del Consiglio d'Area Didattica di Ingegneria Elettronica. Dal 2019 è Vice Preside con delega dei programmi internazionali e coordinatore accademico della mobilità della Facoltà di Ingegneria dell'Informazione, Informatica e Statistica.
E’ revisore di diverse riviste scientifiche. E’ stato responsabile scientifico di vari progetti europei e di progetti PRIN del MIUR, oltre che di progetti della Sapienza. E’ coautore di oltre 120 pubblicazioni su riviste specialistiche internazionali e contributi in congressi internazionali ed è co-inventore di due brevetti internazionali. E’ stato relatore invitato in diversi congressi internazionali. Insegna i corsi di Electronica, Optoelectronics e Photonics.

Antonio d’Alessandro is Full Professor of Electronics at Sapienza University of Rome, Department of Information Engineering, Electronics and Telecommunications. He was qualified as Full Professor since 4th February 2014 (ABILITAZIONE SCIENTIFICA NAZIONALE 2012), he was University researcher at Sapienza University of Rome since 6th June 1994 and Associate professor since March 2002. He has been Director of the Research Center of Nanotechnologies applied to Engineering of Sapienza and Scientific Responsible of Sapienza Nanotechnology and Nanoscience Laboratory from 2018 to 2024. He is President of the Didactic Area of Electronics Engineering. He is Vice-Dean for International programs of the Faculty of Information Engineering, Informatics and Statistics. He has been President of the Società Italiana Cristalli Liquidi (Italian Liquid Crystal Society) from 2010 to 2022- President of IEEE Photonics Society – Italy Chapter from 2020 to 2023. He is Senior Member of IEEE - Senior Member of the Optical Society of America - Member of the International Liquid Crystal Society and member of the International Board of Directors - Associate Member of CNR - IMM (Institute for Microelectronics and Microsystems) Associate Editor of IEEE Photonics Journal from 2014 to 2020. He teaches the courses of Electronics, Optoelectronics and Photonics.