ISOF – CNR SCHOLARSHIP FOR GRADUATES
Call for application n° ISOF_15_2024_BO Application Deadline: November 15th, 2024 We are currently seeking a freshly graduate intrested in join our research group, under the supervision …
Dr. Greta Varchi named as President of the Italian Society of Photobiology (SIFB) at XXXV Annual Congress
From September 9 to 11th, 2024, the city of Messina hosted the XXXV Annual Congress of the Italian Society of Photobiology (SIFB), bringing together scientists …
ISOF Award to Dr. M. Melucci at SCI 2024 in Milan
We are thrilled to announce another award for our Institute at XXVIII National Congress of the Italian Chemical Society (SCI) 2024, held in Milan last …
ISOF at the Genoa Science Festival 2024: Exploring Chemistry, Nutrition and the Art of Science Communication
The Genoa Science Festival (24th October-3th November 2024) is one of the most important scientific events of the year for both students and community. This …
Discovering the “Other Brain” through Astrocytes and Graphene
Here, the group of work coordinated by V. Benfenati, V. Palermo, E. Treossi at the Sala Savonuzzi in Palazzo D’Accursio of the city of Bologna.
THE 2024 DOMENICO MAROTTA MEDAL TO DR. A. TORREGGIANI.
On June 12th, 2024, Dr. Armida Torreggiani, Senior Researcher in ISOF, was awarded the “Domenico Marotta 2024” medal by the Central Council of the Italian …
How to make structural batteries more eco-friendly
A new study shows the use of ethanol as a solvent for coating carbon fiber electrodes with graphene
Selective ion filtration demonstrated on commercial filters
Graphene oxide can be applied on everyday devices to selectively filter ions.
Valentina Benfenati at the RIKEN Europe Symposium 2024
The RIKEN Europe Symposium 2024 “Science and technologies, platforms and collaboration for researching human physiology and diseases: enabling organoids” was held on 14th February 2024 …
A new “Water living lab” inaugurated in Ferrara
The lab will test nano-materials for removal of pesticides, PFAS and other contaminants from our water.
A new sensor to monitor glyphosate pesticides in tap water
CNR and University of Venice use Amino acid modified graphene oxide to capture and detect the pesticide.