Stefania Albonetti

Full Professor

Department of Industrial Chemistry "Toso Montanari"

Academic discipline: CHIM/04 Industrial Chemistry

Director of First Cycle Degree in Chemical methodologies for products and processes

Collaborations

Formal collaboration with:: ECOLE NATIONALE SUPERIEURE DE CHIMIE DE MONTPELLIER
Country:: France
Description:: The Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Chimie de Montpellier (ENSCM, National Graduate School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering) is a public specialised institution for chemical studies and research which graduates every year about 100 chemical engineers. Its staff of 88 researchers and teachers and about 80 PhD students are supported by European, national and industrial grants. Their four main research areas are: (a) a chemical approach to nanosciences, providing synthetic tools to all other research areas; (b) green chemistry for sustainable development, including ecological synthesis processes, valorisation of renewable resources as materials and fuels, pollution control systems; (c) elaboration of materials with specific functions, spanning from catalysts to materials able to reduce energy demand; (d) chemistry for healthcare and agriculture, with special emphasis on molecular chemistry and vectors for biological targets. R&D activities are carried out at the Institute Charles Gerhardt of Molecular Chemistry and Materials. In particular, in the Renewable Ressources to Materials and Molecules research group. Contact: Prof. Francesco DI RENZO

Formal collaboration with:: UNIVERSITY OF LYON
Country:: France
Description:: Created in 2007 the University of Lyon is a federation of 18 higher Education Institute that federate their doctoral schools under one doctoral college. There are currently 5600 PhD students at the University, following courses at the 17 doctoral schools on the university city campuses, among which the Chemistry Doctoral school. This school is one of the most prominent in France with 8 research units and about 200 PhD supervisors. R&D activities are promoted and coordinated at the Research Unit C2P2 (Chemistry Catalysis Polymerization and Processes). Contact: Prof. Alessandra QUADRELLI

Formal collaboration with:: RWTH AACHEN UNIVERSITY
Country:: Germany
Description:: RWTH Aachen University is the largest university of technology in Germany and one of the most renowned technical universities in Europe. Research activities in sustainable chemistry are promoted and coordinated by the Institute for Technical and Macromolecular Chemistry (ITMC) aims at the development of fundamental scientific knowledge and know-how for applied chemistry and the education of students in the area of sustainable catalytic synthesis. Contact: Prof. Regina PALKOVITS