PhD student in Chemistry at the University of Trieste, working on the development of hybrid nanomaterials for electrocatalytic CO₂ reduction under the supervision of Dr. Federico Franco. Currently undertaking a visiting research period abroad to further advance this project. Experienced in both research and teaching, with hands-on involvement in undergraduate tutoring in General and Inorganic Chemistry.
Currently undertaking a visiting research period focused on my PhD project. The work involves the development and characterization of advanced hybrid materials aimed at improving the efficiency and selectivity of CO₂ electroreduction processes.
Pursuing a PhD under the supervision of Dr. Federico Franco, working on the project "Molecular strategies to design hybrid nanomaterials for the electrocatalytic CO₂ reduction". The research focuses on the synthesis and molecular engineering of nanostructured hybrid materials to enhance performance in CO₂ electroreduction.
Conducted tutorial sessions in General and Inorganic Chemistry for undergraduate students. Responsibilities included assisting during laboratory exercises, supporting students in solving chemical problems, and helping clarify theoretical concepts to reinforce their understanding of course material.
Team collaboration
Electrochemistry techniques
Material characterization
Problem solving
Scientific writing