Notizie dal Dottorato

Ultime tesi di dottorato

Thermally Activated Delayed Fluorescence Emitters: Molecular Design, Photophysics, and Sensing Application
Dr. Sara Paniziutti, 38° ciclo

Synthesis, characterization and applications of complexes with transition metal ions in d6, d8 and d10 configuration, with nitrogen heterocyclic ligands containing pyridinic nuclei
Dr. Giacomo Senzacqua, 38° ciclo

Synthesis and Optical Characterization of Boron based Nanostructured Materials
Dr. Usama Anwar, 38° ciclo

Mechanochemistry: Redefining the Paradigm of Organic Chemistry
Dr. Sourav Behera, 38° ciclo

Design and synthesis of new materials for the protection, restoration, and conservation of carbonate stone artifacts of interest in the field of Cultural Heritage
Dr. Simone Murgia, 38° ciclo

Design of novel organic molecules and metal complexes with biological properties
Dr. Francesca Meloni, 38° ciclo

Bio based photocurable polymers for advanced applications
Dr. Maria Vittoria Piras, 38° ciclo

Hydrogen permeation in uncoated and coated X60steel
Dr. Raouaa Hannachi, 38° ciclo

Development of novel reactive oxygen species (ROS)-modulating agents and carbonic anhydrase inhibitors for the treatment of Pancreatic Ductal Adenocarcinoma and other resistant cancers
Dr. Federico Ladu, 37° ciclo

Glycerol Oxidation with Zeolite and Hierarchical Zeolite as Catalysts and Electrocatalysts
Dr. Andrea Ruggiu, 37° ciclo

Nanostructured Cerium Oxide-based Catalysts for the Chemical Conversion of CO2 to Dimethyl Carbonate and Methane
Dr. Nicoletta Rusta, 37° ciclo

Biospeciation, Interaction with Biomolecules and Mechanism of Action of Potential Cu and V Drugs
Dr. Federico Pisanu, 37° ciclo

Development of new visible-light mediated reactions
Dr. Andrea Dellisanti, 37° ciclo

Squaramide- and Urea-based Supramolecular Gels: Characterization and Environmental Applications
Dr. Jessica Milia, 37° ciclo

Extraction of Algal Pigments and Their Encapsulation in Lyotropic Liquid Crystalline Nanoparticles for Anticancer Applications
Dr. Karolina Krautforst, 37° ciclo

New synthetic methodologies for the chemo- and stereoselective functionalization of substituted cyclobutanes
Dr. Stefano Barranco, 37° ciclo

The evolution of organic synthesis in the solid-state approach: from grinding to mixing
Dr. Francesco Basoccu, 37° ciclo

New Multifunctional Materials for Potential Applications in Molecular Electronics and Spintronics
Dr. Fabio Manna, 36° ciclo

Continuous Flow Chemistry Techniques in the Synthesis of Strained Carbo- and Heterocyclic Compounds
Dr. Viktoriia Velichko, 36° ciclo 

Modulation of the interactions at the biointerface: Specific buffer effects
Dr. Monica Mura, 36° ciclo 

Functional nanostructured surfaces with biocidal and antiviral properties
Dr. Matteo Poddighe, 36° ciclo 

Synthesis of Porphyrins for the Development of Inhibitors and Sensors for Biomedical Applications
Giuseppe Satta, 36° ciclo 

Exploring Intra and Inter-Molecular Engineering of Thiophene-Based Derivative for the Development of Advanced Organic Semiconductors
Dr. Anna Laura Sanna, 36° ciclo               

Functionalization of Food Packaging with Active Antimicrobial Agent
Dr. Giulio Casula, 36° ciclo 

Elemental metabolomics: New analytical tools for food valorization and authentication
Dr. Andrea Mara, 36° ciclo 

Development of New Photo-induced Processes and Catalytic Technologies for the Production of High Value Organic Compounds       
Dr. Maria Chiara Cabua, 36° ciclo

Sustainable development of high sensitivity piezoelectric ceramics in the BCZT system for applications in bio-devices
Dr. Marzia Mureddu, 36° ciclo 

Beyond Conventional Routes: Mechanochemical Transformations in Organic Synthesis for SustainableChemistry
Dr. Federico Cuccu, 36° ciclo 

Premi conseguiti

2021

Marco Fornasier XXXIII ciclo
Supervisore Dottorato: Prof. Sergio Murgia
Best PhD Thesis in Chemical Physics
Premio Giovanni Semeraro 2021
XXVII Congresso Nazionale della Società Chimica Italiana, digital conference, 14-23 Settembre 2021
Titolo della tesi di dottorato: Bio-surfactants-based lipid architectures as nanomedicine platforms

2020

Giacomo Picci XXXII ciclo
Supervisore Dottorato: Prof.ssa Claudia Caltagirone
Best PhD Thesis in Inorganic Chemistry 2020 (Area Materiali)
XXVII Congresso Nazionale Della Società Chimica Italiana (SCI2021), 14-23 Settembre 2021
Titolo della tesi di dottorato: Novel supramolecular architectures based on non-covalent interactions

2019

Marco Sanna Angotzi XXXI ciclo
Supervisori Dottorato: Prof.ssa Carla Cannas, Prof.ssa Anna Musinu
Best PhD Thesis in Chemical Physics
Premio Giovanni Semeraro 2019
XLVII Congresso Nazionale della Divisione della Chimica Fisica, Roma, 1-4 Luglio 2019
Titolo della tesi di dottorato: Design of spinel ferrite-based nanoheterostructures synthesized by solvothermal approaches

2018

Marco Sanna Angotzi XXXI ciclo
Supervisori Dottorato: Prof.ssa Carla Cannas, Prof.ssa Anna Musinu
Young Physico Chemist Award 2018
XLVI Congresso Nazionale della Divisione della Chimica Fisica, Bologna, 25-28 giugno 2018
Titolo: Exchange-coupled bimagnetic spinel ferrite based core-shell nanostructures

2018

Claudio Cara XXX ciclo
Supervisore Dottorato: Prof.ssa Carla Cannas
Premio  per la Miglior Tesi di Dottorato in Chimica Ambientale e Beni Culturali
XVII Congresso Nazionale della Divisione di Chimica dell’Ambiente e dei Beni Culturali, 24-27 giugno 2018, Genova
PhD Title: Siliceous and non-siliceous mesostructured iron-oxide nanocomposites for H2S removal from Syngas

2016

Francesco Palmas XXX ciclo
Supervisore Dottorato: Claudia Fattuoni
Premio “Outstanding Abstract in the 2016 Mass Spectrometry and Separation Sciences Division"
Philadelphia 2 agosto 2016
Abstract Competition for the abstract Primary Human Cytomegalovirus (HCMV) Infection in Pregnancy: Unrevealing the Metabolic Network

2016

Valentina Mameli XXVIII
Supervisore Dottorato: Prof.ssa Carla Cannas
Best Poster Award
Conference of the Italian Magnetism Association, MAGNET 2015, 17-19 febbraio 2015, Bologna

2015

Matteo Atzori XXVII ciclo
Supervisore Dottorato: Prof.ssa Maria Laura Mercuri
Premio per la Miglior Tesi di Dottorato in Chimica Inorganica
XLIII Congresso della Divisione di Chimica Inorganica, Camerino 9 – 12 Settembre 2015
Titolo tesi di dottorato: Anilate-based Functional Molecular Materials with Conducting and Magnetic Properties

2014

Antonio Valentoni XXIX ciclo
Supervisore Dottorato: Prof. Stefano Enzo
Best Poster Award
XIV Sigma-Aldrich Young Chemists Symposium, SAYCS-14, 27-29 ottobre 2014, Riccione
Poster