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Physical Review Letters|December 3, 2013
Feedback-enhanced parametric squeezing of mechanical motionA Vinante, P Falferi
The Review of Scientific Instruments|November 3, 2014
Superconducting quantum interference device microsusceptometer balanced over a wide bandwidth for nuclear magnetic resonance applicationsA Vinante, R Mezzena, P Falferi
Nature Nanotechnology|July 4, 2013
Dissipative feedback does not improve the optimal resolution of incoherent force detectionA Vinante, M Bonaldi, F Marin, et al.
Physical Review Letters|September 27, 2017
Improved Noninterferometric Test of Collapse Models Using Ultracold CantileversA Vinante, R Mezzena, P Falferi, et al.
Science Advances|November 5, 2025
Creation of a black hole bomb instability in an electromagnetic systemM Cromb, M C Braidotti, A Vinante, et al.
Nature Communications|December 8, 2011
Magnetic resonance force microscopy of paramagnetic electron spins at millikelvin temperaturesA Vinante, G Wijts, O Usenko, et al.
Physical Review Letters|March 19, 2016
Upper Bounds on Spontaneous Wave-Function Collapse Models Using Millikelvin-Cooled NanocantileversA Vinante, M Bahrami, A Bassi, et al.
Nature Communications|June 27, 2024
Amplification of electromagnetic fields by a rotating bodyM C Braidotti, A Vinante, M Cromb, et al.
Physical Review Letters|September 21, 2020
Narrowing the Parameter Space of Collapse Models with Ultracold Layered Force SensorsA Vinante, M Carlesso, A Bassi, et al.
Physical Review Letters|September 4, 2008
Feedback cooling of the normal modes of a massive electromechanical system to submillikelvin temperatureA Vinante, M Bignotto, M Bonaldi, et al.
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Physical Review Letters|December 3, 2013
Feedback-enhanced parametric squeezing of mechanical motionA Vinante, P Falferi
The Review of Scientific Instruments|November 3, 2014
Superconducting quantum interference device microsusceptometer balanced over a wide bandwidth for nuclear magnetic resonance applicationsA Vinante, R Mezzena, P Falferi
Nature Nanotechnology|July 4, 2013
Dissipative feedback does not improve the optimal resolution of incoherent force detectionA Vinante, M Bonaldi, F Marin, et al.
Physical Review Letters|September 27, 2017
Improved Noninterferometric Test of Collapse Models Using Ultracold CantileversA Vinante, R Mezzena, P Falferi, et al.
Science Advances|November 5, 2025
Creation of a black hole bomb instability in an electromagnetic systemM Cromb, M C Braidotti, A Vinante, et al.
Nature Communications|December 8, 2011
Magnetic resonance force microscopy of paramagnetic electron spins at millikelvin temperaturesA Vinante, G Wijts, O Usenko, et al.
Physical Review Letters|March 19, 2016
Upper Bounds on Spontaneous Wave-Function Collapse Models Using Millikelvin-Cooled NanocantileversA Vinante, M Bahrami, A Bassi, et al.
Nature Communications|June 27, 2024
Amplification of electromagnetic fields by a rotating bodyM C Braidotti, A Vinante, M Cromb, et al.
Physical Review Letters|September 21, 2020
Narrowing the Parameter Space of Collapse Models with Ultracold Layered Force SensorsA Vinante, M Carlesso, A Bassi, et al.
Physical Review Letters|September 4, 2008
Feedback cooling of the normal modes of a massive electromechanical system to submillikelvin temperatureA Vinante, M Bignotto, M Bonaldi, et al.
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