Ing. Dr. Emanuele Sartori è professore associato del Dipartimento di Tecnica e Gestione dei sistemi industriali (DTG) dell'Università di Padova. La sua attività di ricerca è inserita nel contesto della fusione nucleare basata sul confinamento magnetico di plasma, è focalizzata sullo sviluppo di fasci di particelle di potenza per il riscaldamento del plasma di fusione.

Education
He graduated in Aerospace engineering in 2009, with a thesis on numerical simulation of RF plasma windtunnel at the Von Karman Institute, and obtained the International doctorate in Fusion Science and Engineering at the University of Padova and Universidade Técnica de Lisboa.

Scientific Activity
He was granted the two-years "Eurofusion research fellowship" in 2015. His research in the field of nuclear fusion was carried out mostly on neutral beam injectors, especially at the ITER Neutral Beam Test Facility at Consorzio RFX, and was characterised by international collaborations with foreign research institutes including NIFS, QST (Japan), IPP, KIT (Germany).
He supervised and co-supervised 30 bachelor and master degree theses, and five doctorate students. He is now coordinator of the PhD on "Fusion science and Engineering" at university of Padova. He is author of more than 160 publications with more than 2000 citations.

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