Dr. Andrea Fiorani graduated at the University of Bologna in Photochemistry and Chemistry of Materials, where he also obtained his PhD in Chemistry, with specialization in polymer chemistry under the supervision of Prof. Mariastella Scandola. Dr. Fiorani held postdoctoral positions in the group of Prof. Francesco Paolucci at the University of Bologna (32 months) and in the group of Prof. Wolfgang Schuhmann at Rurh University in Bochum (5 months). Dr. Fiorani has been postdoctoral researcher in the Inorganic Materials Chemistry Laboratory of Prof. Yasuaki Einaga at Keio University in Japan (7 years), where he has been granted a postdoctoral fellowship from the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS). Dr. Fiorani research includes electrochemiluminescence, electrode materials, in particular boron-doped diamond, and chemical conversion by electrochemical reactions.
Dr. Fiorani is habilitated for Associate Professor (ASN) in Physical Chemistry, and passed the Italian state examination for the habilitation as professional chemist.
