Mattia Butta

 

doc. Ing. Mattia Butta, Ph. D.

born in Lecco (Lombardy) on 24^th February 1980

Languages: Italian and Western Lombard (native speaker), English (fluent), Czech (intermediate), Japanese (basic)

Education

2006 – 2010 Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology
Czech Technical University in Prague, Faculty of Electrical Engineering

2003 – 2005 Laurea specialistica (M.Sc.) in Electrical Engineering, Politecnico di Milano

2000 – 2003 Laurea (B.Sc.) in Electrical Engineering, Politecnico di Milano

 

Professional experience

2017 – present Associate professor - Czech Technical University in Prague, Faculty of Electrical Engineering

2012 – 2017 Research assistant (odborný asistent)

2010 – 2012 PostDoc. at Kyushu University (Fukuoka) as JSPS Fellow

2015 – present: founder of the geomagnetic observatory of Kelčany

Mattia Butta is mainly working on low-frequency magnetometer based on orthogonal fluxgates with very low noise (0.8 pT/root(Hz) at 1 Hz)

Pubblications:

Author of 69 journal papers on peer-reviewed scientific journals. 

h-index: 11 (without self-citations) according to Scopus

 

Patents:

Author of 6 patents in Czech Republic, Spain and Japan 

 

Invited presentations

- 2012: 4th edition of the CNRS International Scientific School on High sensitivity magnetometer “Sensors and Applications”, France

- 2014: IP Martin Summer School on Marine Technology Instrumentation by the Technical University of Catalonia (UPC), Spain

 

Textbook

- 2016: Textbook for university students entitled “L'elaborazione numerica dei segnali spiegata ai miei nonni” (Data signal processing explained to my grandparents).

ISBN: 978-1542300452.

 

Book chapters

- 2020: - chapter in “Magnetic Nano and Microwires - Design, Synthesis, Properties and Applications”, 2nd Edition, 2020, ISBN 9780081028322

- 2016: chapter on orthogonal fluxgate magnetometers for the book “High Sensitivity Magnetometers” edited by Asaf Grosz et al. and published by Springer.

ISBN: 978-3-319-34068-5

- 2011: chapter about orthogonal fluxgates for the book “Magnetic sensors: Principles and Applications” edited by Kevin Kuang.

ISBN: 978-953-51-0232-8.

 

Teaching

2013 – present Teacher for Sensors and Measurement (AE3B38SME), English version

2013 – present Teacher for Senzory a site (A5M38SZS), Czech version

2014 – 2016 Teacher for Robots (AE3B99RO), English version

PhD supervisor for Michal Dressler
PhD co-supervisor of Diana Hrakova

 

Editorial activity

2012 - 2016 Associate Editor of IEEE Transaction of Magnetics

Reviewer for IEEE Transactions on magnetics, IEEE Sensors Journal, IEEE Magnetics Letters, Acta Physica Polonica A, Sensors and many others.

2023 - Guest editor for SMM special issue of JMMM

 

Membership of scientific societies

2008 – present, Member of IEEE Magnetics

2020 – 2022, Member of EdCom of IEEE Magnetics Society

 

Conferences organization:

- Member of the local organizing commitee of SMM26 conference in Prague (2023)

- Chairman for Magnetic Measurements (2017)

- Member of the Technical Programme Committee for IEEE SENSORS 2015 (Busan, Korea), IEEE SENSORS 2016 (Orlando, USA), Sensors & their Applications XVII 2013 (Dubrovnik, Croatia).

- Member of the local organizing committee for Magnetic Measurements 2010 and EMSA 2012 9th European Magnetic Sensors & Actuators Conference.