1993-today
The main scientific contributions are in the application of power electronics both in the renewable energy sector and in sustainable mobility, in addition to some theoretical contributions of significant interest relating to the application of the “Averaged Method”, a method widely used in the field of Power Electronics for the analysis of electrical power converters.
In 2020, he was among the million most cited scientists internationally. (Data based on the Scopus snapshot of May 6, 2020, and updated to the year of citation 2019. This news item was also published in ATENEAPOLI, a fortnightly university news magazine, no. 17, year XXXVI, November 6, 2020, page 23.
In 2021, he was among the top 2% of scientists in the world for his scientific research, according to a study by Stanford University (Stanford University names World’s top 2% scientists, 2021, Ashraf Nabhan 26.10.2021).
From 2022 to today, he has been among the 2% of the most influential scholars in the world for his scientific research, according to a Stanford University study using Elsevier data relating to the scholars’ entire careers and not the most recent year.
He has published more than 180 articles in international scientific journals and conferences on topics related to converters, machines and electric drives in the fields of sustainable mobility and renewable energy.
Bibliometric indicators related to publications and citations: H-index: 30, number of citations: 1695 (August 2025).