Switch of electrochemical, photophysical and binding properties in a bis(acridinium-Zn(II) porphyrin) receptor.
B. Ventura, N. Armaroli and F. Ruani ISOF Researchers involved in the following pubblication on JACS.
Exploiting the photoreactivity of unique organic core@shell nanoparticles for advanced biomedical applications
A collaborative work led by ISOF researchers developed a new family of organic nanoparticles with exciting potential applications in biomedicine, such as photostimulation of retinal neurons and controlled ROS generation and modulation for therapeutic purposes.
ISOF research on water purification at Quasar
ISOF researchers are guests in the first episode of Quasar (Rai2) dedicated to sustainability and technology transfer
The Advanced Materials, Nanomaterials and Biophysics Working Group
The Advanced Materials, Nanomaterials and Biophysics Working Group at ITALY-U.S. Joint Commission Meeting on Science and Technology Cooperation 26 – 27 January, 2023, Farnesina, Rome. …
How to catch a Li-ion: new materials for Energy Storage
ISOF Researcher talks at KEY ENERGY international trade show about materials science, batteries and supercapacitors
Celebrating 10 years of Emerging Investigators
A special themed collection from the Royal Society of Chemistry.
9th-10th March 2023: ISOF hosts schools to spread knoweledge on Circular Economy.
9th-10th March 2023: ISOF hosts schools to spread knoweledge on Circular Economy.
Promotion of the event “Chemical Tales about Circular Economy”
Amino acid modified Graphene Oxide for water remediation
New materials for Emerging Contaminants removal from water
CNR celebrates its 100th birthday
One hundred years of the future:
the achievements of the past to meet the challenges of the future.
ISOF researchers celebrate the “International Day of Women and Girls in Science”
Celebration of Women and Girls in Sciences
ISOF Researcher awarded by Rotary International
The prestigious ‘Paul Harris Fellow’ award assigned by the Club ROtary during the evening at the Circolo della Caccia to peple who have distinguished themselves in Bologna.
Dr. Armida Torreggiani of ISOF, CNR Bologna has been recognized for the MIUR-national LDR Project of Scientific Dissemination.