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Matteo Bucci

Matteo Bucci

Associate Professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and CTO of Ferveret

2022Associate Professor· Massachusetts Institute of Technology
In tech · since 2006
Company
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Role
Associate Professor
current
Stage
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Raised
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Based
Cambridge, Massachusetts, Stati Uniti d'America
current
Founder / co-founder — the company's markEmployee / research role
Source: LinkedIn work history
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Ferveret

Nuclear-inspired cooling that turns wasted power into more AI compute

Summer 2021

Experience

Career

  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology logo

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

    Associate Professor · Cambridge, Massachusetts, Stati Uniti d'America · 2022 – Present

    2022
  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology logo

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

    Assistant Professor · Cambridge · 2016 – 2022

    2016
  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology logo

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

    Research Scientist · Cambridge, MA 02139, USA · 2015 – 2016

    2015
  • Ferveret logo

    Ferveret

    Chief Technology Officer · 2021 – Present

    2021
  • Elsevier logo

    Elsevier

    Applied Thermal Engineering (ATE) - Subject Editor (thermal transport processes) · 2019 – Present

    2019
  • CEA logo

    CEA

    Research Scientist · Saclay, FRANCE · 2006 – 2015

    2006
  • MIT logo

    MIT

    Research Scientist (Visiting) · Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA · 2013 – 2015

    2013
  • Ecole Centrale Paris logo

    Ecole Centrale Paris

    Teaching Assistant · Paris · 2010 – 2012

    2010

Bio

Matteo is the co-founder and CTO of Ferveret as well as a faculty member in Nuclear Science and Engineering at MIT. Prior to Ferveret, he spent nearly a decade as a Research Scientist at CEA Paris. Fields of expertise include heat transfer, fluid dynamics, and nuclear reactor design. Outside of his core work, Matteo is also a nuclear energy consultant and editor of Applied Thermal Engineering.