The first lecture of SMART GRID INTEGRATION AND SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY (CURRICULUM ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES and CURRICULUM: MOBILITY) will be on Monday, September 21, at 8:30 a.m. in room 048 Santa Marta.
Il ricevimento avviene via GOOGLE MEET (meet.google.com/ibb-yycu-eiy), tramite appuntamento da concordare via email scrivendo a francesco.grasso@unifi.it
Nella e-mail e' necessario indicare chiaramente
il mittente, il corso di laurea ed il motivo(ricevimento, orientamento, tesi, etc. etc.)
Tutoring
Scheduling a google meeting by email (francesco.grasso@unifi.it)
Francesco Grasso è Professore Associato nel settore IIET-01/A - Elettrotecnica/Electrical Engineering presso il Dipartimento di Ingegneria dell'Informazione dell'Università di Firenze, Delegato della Rettrice per il Placement, Referente di Ateneo per il CISIA ed è presidente di UNAE - Istituto Nazionale di Qualificazione delle Imprese Installatrici di Impianti.
Si è laureato nell’A.A. 1999/2000 in Ingegneria Elettronica, con orientamento Sistemi Elettrici per l’Energia, presso la Facoltà di Ingegneria dell’Università di Firenze, discutendo la tesi “Su metodi innovativi per il progetto di componenti avvolti in alta frequenza”. La sua tesi ha vinto il premio Mariani anno 2001, indetto dall’AEI – Associazione Elettrotecnica Italiana come miglior tesi per l’anno accademico 1999-2000. Ha conseguito il titolo di Dottore di Ricerca in Dispositivi e Circuiti Elettronici nel mese di maggio 2003. Dal 2002 è Ricercatore in Elettrotecnica (SSD ING-IND/31) presso il Dipartimento di Ingegneria dell'Informazione dell’Università degli Studi di Firenze.Dal 2008 è Professore Aggregato nel SSD ING-IND/31 presso la Scuola di Ingegneria dell'Università di Firenze ed è docente dei corsi di Circuiti e Sistemi per le Smart Grid e Laboratorio di Ingegneria Elettrica II. E' stato visiting scholar presso la Wright State University (Dayton, Ohio) nel 2016.E' Delegato per il Test d'Ingresso della Scuola di Ingegneria e Delegato per l'Orientamento per il Corso di Laurea in Ingegneria Meccanica.E' membro della IEEE, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, della AEIT Associazione Italiana di Elettrotecnica, Elettronica, Automazione, Informatica e Telecomunicazioni, del CEI Comitato Tecnico 315 “Efficienza Energetica” e della UNAE Toscana.Dal 2014 è Segretario della AEIT Sezione Toscana e Umbria.L’attività scientifica riguarda prevalentemente i seguenti temi:
E’ stato responsabile scientifico di progetti sceintifici di rilevanza nazionali e internazionali.Nel 2001 è stato progettista e coordinatore didattico del Modulo Professionalizzante “VITESA – Percorso di formazione per Tecnico Esperto per le verifiche sugli impianti ai fini del D.P.R.462/01”, finanziato dalla Regione Toscana.E' membro esperto nella commissione ministeriale per gli esami di stato per l’abilitazione alla professione di ingegnere.E’ tutor universitario di oltre 70 tirocini e relatore di oltre 40 tesi di laurea.
L’attività di ricerca può essere suddivisa nei seguenti temi:
Tematiche per tesi di laurea:
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Smart Energy Lab
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Legenda
Francesco Grasso graduated in Electronic Engineering (single-cycle master's degree), Electric Systems for Energy curriculum, at the University of Florence, in the A.A. 1999/2000, with a thesis "On innovative methods for the design of high-frequency wound components" and, subsequently, obtained the title of Doctor of Research in Electronic Devices and Circuits at the Department of Electronic and Telecommunications Engineering of the University of Florence. His thesis won the "Renato Mariani" Degree Award in 2001, announced by AEIT - Italian Association of Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Automation, Computer Science and Telecommunications.
In 2000 he obtained the qualification to practice as an Engineer.
Since 2002 he has been employed as a University Researcher in Electrical Engineering (SSD ING-IND/31) at the Department of Electronic and Telecommunications Engineering at the University of Florence.
Since 2015, he has been the Scientific Director of the joint laboratory Smart Energy Lab - Technological solutions for Power Quality in electrical systems.
In 2016, he was a visiting fellow at Wright State University (Dayton, Ohio).
Since 2019, he has been the President of UNAE - National Institute for Qualification of Plant Installers.
Since 2022, he has been an Associate Professor in the sector IIET-01/A - Elettrotecnica/Electrical Engineering at the Department of Information Engineering of the University of Florence.
He has been Delegate for the Entrance Test of the School of Engineering, Delegate for Entrance Orientation.
He is a member of the IEEE, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, and a section councilor of the AEIT Italian Association of Electrical, Electronics, Automation, Computer Science and Telecommunications.
He is a member of CEI - Technical Committee 315 "Energy Efficiency" and CEI TdC 3 "Energy Transition".
Francesco Grasso has graduated in Academic Year 1990-2000 in Electronics Engineering, with Energy Electrical Systems orientation, at the Faculty of Engineering, University of Florence, discussing the thesis “On innovative methods for the design of wound components in High Frequency”. In 2001, his thesis has won the Mariani prize organized by the AEI, Italian Electrotechnical Association, as best thesis for the Academic Year 1999-2000. In April 2000 he has won the contest and the scholarship for Ph.D. in Electronic Devices and Circuits, XV cycle, held at the Department of Electronics and Telecommunications of University of Florence and he has achieved the qualification of Ph.D. in May 2003. From November 2005, he is researcher in Electrical Sciences at the Department of Electronics and Telecommunications of University of Florence. Since 2001 he is member of the “Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and of the Italian Federation of Electrical, Electronic, Automation, Information and Communication Technology (AEIT). Since 2004 he is under-secretary of Florence department of AEIT. The scientific activity of Francesco Grasso has mainly concerned the following topics: • Fault diagnosis and design centering of analog circuits; • Modeling of parasitic effects in passive components to high frequencies; • Modeling of static power converters; • Control of energy static converters and motors by neural networks. He has been responsible for Young Researchers Project funded by the University of Florence, in 2001, entitled “Development and testing of controllers for power electrical systems based on neural circuits and algorithms”. He has taken part in seven MURST research project of University and in two research projects of nationa interest (PRIN 2002 and PRIN 2006). Since 2008 he is Assistant Professor in the scientific field ING-IND/31 of Faculty of Engineering at the University of Florence and he has been teacher of the following teachings: Electrical Technology (6 credits) Power Electronic Circuits (6 credits) Electrical Machines and Drives (9 credits) Laboratory of Electrical Engineering (3 credits) He has contributed in carrying out exercises and tests for teaching of Circuits Theory and Theory of Electrical Networks. He has been Delegate for International Mobility in Academic Year 2002-2003 and Delegate for Orientation and Mentoring since Academic Year 2003-2004 for Degree Course in Electrical Engineering and Automation. He has been delegate of the Director of the Department of Electronics and Telecommunications for management of search assessment process for CIVR at the MIUR for the Years 2001-2003. He is member of CampusCRUI Self-Assessment Group for Electrical Engineering Degree. He has been designer and educational coordinator of the Professionalizing module “VITESA – Learning Path for Technical Expert for tests on plants by the aims of DPR 462/2001” funded by Regioen Toscana. Since May 2003 he is expert member in the Ministerial Committee for state examinations for qualification to engineering profession. He is lecturer of over 50 trainings and referee of over 30 degree thesis.
The research activity can be divided into the following topics:
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