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Michela Picardi

Michela Picardi is a PhD student contributor to Physics World. Michela is a PhD candidate in the photonics and nanotechnology research group at King’s College London, under the supervision of Francisco Rodriguéz-Fortuño. Her research interests are in the theoretical and experimental exploration of the degrees of freedom of light and their mutual interaction. “Spin and orbital angular momenta of light”, “electric and magnetic dipole” and “unidirectional coupling” are the three phrases that you would most likely hear from her on a weekday. The fourth would probably be “Give me some pizza, please.”