Marco Rossi

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Sapienza University of Rome

Italy

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Marco Rossi is a Full Professor at Sapienza University of Rome, Italy. His research areas encompass advanced analytical methods for materials science, including the study of nanomaterials, fault carbonate rocks, and the applications of AI-driven approaches in analytical techniques. His recent publications explore topics such as the characterization of strained-silicon devices, the interaction of melt morphology and 3D printability in biopolymer blends, and the green synthesis of graphene quantum dots from agricultural waste.

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Guillaume Siron

University of Bologna

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Formation and exploration of polymorphism in WO3 nanostructures for improved catalytic and chemical sensing performance

Decoding microstructures of fault carbonate rocks with X-ray microtomography: A deep learning approach to fabric classification and analysis

Analytical methods for nanomaterials investigation in food and food-related materials

High‐Resolution and Surface‐Sensitive Tip‐Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy Characterization of Strained‐Silicon Devices through Cleanroom‐Compatible Plasmonic Probes

Expanding JETA’s Scope: Integrating AI-Driven Analytical Approaches

Study of the Interplay Among Melt Morphology, Rheology and 3D Printability of Poly(Lactic Acid)/Poly(3-Hydroxybutyrate-Co-3-Hydroxyvalerate) Blends

Toward the nanoscale chemical and physical probing of milk-derived extracellular vesicles using Raman and tip-enhanced Raman spectroscopy

Carbon nanodots from orange peel waste as fluorescent probes for detecting nitrobenzene

Comparative Studies on Nanocellulose as a Bio-Based Consolidating Agent for Ancient Wood

Methane-hydrogen-rich fluid migration may trigger seismic failure in subduction zones at forearc depths

Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Analyses: The Journey from Research to Solutions

Graphene Quantum Dots from Agricultural Wastes: Green Synthesis and Advanced Applications for Energy Storage

Magnetic CuFe2O4 Nanoparticles Immobilized on Modified Rice Husk-Derived Zeolite for Chlorogenic Acid Adsorption

Atomic force microscopy as a tool for mechanical characterization at the nanometer scale

Low-velocity impact behaviour of biocomposite laminates reinforced by flax, basalt and hybrid fibres at various temperatures: Analytical, numerical and experimental results

Advances in Focused Ion Beam Tomography for Three-Dimensional Characterization in Materials Science

Remodeled eX vivo muscle engineered tissue improves heart function after chronic myocardial ischemia

Electrospun nanofibers for medical face mask with protection capabilities against viruses: State of the art and perspective for industrial scale-up

X‐Ray Microscopy: A Non‐Destructive Multi‐Scale Imaging to Study the Inner Workings of Batteries

Cover Feature: X‐Ray Microscopy: A Non‐Destructive Multi‐Scale Imaging to Study the Inner Workings of Batteries (ChemElectroChem 7/2023)

X-Ray Microscopy: A Non-Destructive Multi-Scale Imaging to Study the Inner Workings of Batteries

Wild-Type and SOD1-G93A SH-SY5Y under Oxidative Stress: EVs Characterization and Topographical Distribution of Budding Vesicles

Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Analyses—JETA: A New Open Access Journal for Highlighting the Results of Multidisciplinary Analyses in Science, Technology, and Engineering

Correlative Light and Electron Microscopy (CLEM): A Multifaceted Tool for the Study of Geological Specimens

Isolation of carbonatogenic bacteria for biorestoration

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Guillaume Siron

michele zucali

Claudia Graiff

Viacheslav Golovanov

Mauro Pasquali

Angela Sorbo

Saulius Kaciulis

Andrea Giacomo Marrani

Carolina Sbarigia

Luciana Dini

Leonardo Mattiello

Fabrizio Vetica

Isabella Chiarotto

Vardan Galstyan

Francesco Giuntoli

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