Graduated in Industrial Chemistry, with a PhD in Chemical Engineering and Process Engineering from the 28th cycle. Employed in the development of bioelectrochemical processes for environmental applications such as green hydrogen production, CO2 conversion into valuable compounds, biogas refining, and remediation of contaminated groundwater. The research activity involves the development of biological processes at the laboratory scale, their characterization in both continuous and batch modes using instrumental analytical techniques and electrochemical investigation methods. The research is conducted within the Chemical Processes and Plants group and is entirely framed within national and international research contexts. Teaching activities are carried out in the Bachelor's program in Chemical Sciences (L-27), where I am responsible for the course Processes and Plants I and recently for the course Processes and Plants II.
