Ivan Rivalta

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University of Bologna
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Professor Ivan Rivalta is a faculty member at Università di Bologna, Italy. His research focuses on computational chemistry and molecular dynamics, with recent articles exploring topics such as CO2 conversion, SARS-CoV-2 variant evolution, and azobenzenes for solar thermal applications. He employs both computational and experimental techniques to advance understanding in various interdisciplinary areas, including photophysics and molecular interactions.

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Collaborators (14)

Nikolaos Dimitratos

University of Bologna

ITALY
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irene conti

University of Bologna

ITALY
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Francesco Aquilante

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SWITZERLAND
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Juan Antonio Cecilia

Associate Professor

University of Malaga

SPAIN
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Stefania Albonetti

Professore Associato

University of Bologna

ITALY
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ANDREA FASOLINI

University of Bologna

ITALY
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Laurent Chaloin

CNRS Délégation Languedoc-Roussillon

FRANCE
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Fabrizio Cavani

ALMA MATER STUDIORUM UNIVERSITY OF BOLOGNA

ITALY
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Carlo Adamo

PSL Research University

FRANCE
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Luca Muccioli

associate professor

University of Bologna

ITALY
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Alex Rodriguez

Assistant Professor

University of Trieste

ITALY
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ELISABETTA CANE'

University of Bologna

ITALY
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Alessandro Allegri

Junior Assistant Professor

University of Bologna

ITALY
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M. Garavelli

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ITALY
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