LISTA CONSULENTI SPOKE 9

Jeanne Pierre Sauvage – Nobel per la Chimica
Nanoscale Molecular Machine

Mircea Grigoriu – Cornell University
Reliability of nanocomposite materials

Angelo Vulpiani – Università La Sapienza di Roma
Characterization of chaos and pseudochaos

Ioannis Kymissis – Columbia University
Use of namomaterials and thin films for next generation electronic systems

Ilenia Giuseppina Rosetti – Università degli Studi di Milano
Scale up issues of solar-driven photoreactors based on nanostructured semiconducting materials for industrial application

Annamaria Petrozza – University of Cambridge
Characterization of innovative nanomaterials

Amalio Fernàndez Pacheco Chicon – Università di Vienna
Production of innovative nanomaterials

Claudio Masciovecchio – Elettra
Exploring Nano-Material Properties with Free Electron Lasers: Advancing Microelectronics and Single Nanometer Microscopy

Adrian Mark Tompkins – ICTP
Radioacative-convective equilibrium as a fundamental laoratory to understand the role of clouds in the tropical climate

Mario Caironi – Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia
Information and communication devices for classical and quantum computing

Darren J. Dixon – University of Oxford
Define innovative recoverable catalyc systems inspired by highly efficient processes

Mary K. Mahony – Union College New York
Critical analysis of the properties of glazing systems with nanosilica gels

Alessandro Rotta Loria – Northwestern University
Trasformazione di geostrutture in scambiatori di calore geotermici ad alta efficienza con materiali a cambiamento di fase

Martedì 03 settembre 2024 alle ore 15:00 presso l’Aula Magna del Polo di Ingegneria.

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Said Rodriguez – AMOLF Amsterdam
There’s plenty of energy in nanoscale noise

Mario Chiesa – Università degli Studi di Torino
Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Spectroscopy for the characterization of innovative nanomaterial

Loriano Storchi – Università degli Studi di Chieti
Machine and deep learning techniques for innovative nanomaterials design

Liberato Ferrara – Politecnico di Milano
Advanced cement-based materials for additive manufacturing applications

Luca Valentini – Università di Padova
Engineered sustinable concrete based on nanomaterials &recycled demolition waste

LISTA CONSULENTI SPOKE 10

Achim Kohler – Norwegian University of Life Sciences
Characterization of innovative biomaterials and living cells on micro- and nano scale by the use of AI-enhanced micro and nanovibrational spectroscopy

Anna K.H. HIrsch – Saarland University
Production of innovative biomaterials

Cai Zhengxu – School of Materials Engineering and Technology of Beijing
Design and preparation of organic room temperature phosphorescence nanoprobes for the theranostic of tumor

Fahmi Himo – Stockholm University
Creating new models for understanding biocatalyzed processes

Gary D. Smith – University of Michigan
Integration of microfluidic dynamic culture, hydrogels, and bio-stable and oxidants to improve human gamete, embryo, and stem cell culture for enhanced fertility treatments, restorative medicine, pharmaceutical screening, and personalized medicine

Jean-Luis Mergny – Institut National de la Santé et de la Recherche Médicale
DNA Quadruple Helices in Nanotechnology

Paolo Antonio Netti – Università di Napoli Federico II
Advanced Biomaterials for healthcare

Yanlong Gu – University of Science and Technology di Wuhan
Catalytic Approaches to Simplifying Synthesis of Biocompounds of Industrial Interest

Luisa F. Cabeza – University of Franche-Comté
Biobased materials

Kerry A. Emanuel – Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Hurricane-like cyclone risk in the Mediterranean and Black Seas (Medicanes)

Stanislav Gorb – University of Kiel
White coloration in insects caused by disordered nanostructures

Ausrine Bartasyte – Université de Franche-Comté
High-frequency BAW and SAW devices based on LiNbO3 films

Mercoledì 24 luglio 2024 alle ore 11:00 presso l’Aula A dell’edificio di Fisica.

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Gerard Ecker – University of Vienna
In silico prediction of toxicity – from QSAR modeling to biological fingerprinting

Cesar Antonio Viseras Iborra – University of Granada
Materiali inorganici naturali in prodotti per l’Health Care

Martedì 16 luglio 2024 alle ore 12:00 presso l’Aula VIII del Rettorato dell’Università degli Studi di Perugia

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