Photochemistry

236 Pages·2017·7.91 MB·English

by  Angelo Albini, Angelo Albini, Elisa Fasani, Stefano Protti, Rui Fausto, J. Sergio Seixas de Melo, Valeria Amendola, Yutaka Amao, Tomáš Slanina, Jian Zhang

Photochemistry
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A Specialist Periodical Report
Photochemistry
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ISBN: 978-1-78801-006-1
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Preface
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Volume 45 follows the pattern of previous issues from vol. 39 on, which
combines a review on the latest advancements in photochemistry (every
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Author biographies
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Angelo Albini (b. 1946) is currently retired
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Professor of Osaka City University. Now he also was appointed as a
Director of Research Center for Artificial Photosynthesis (ReCAP) in
Osaka City University. His current research interests include green
chemistry, photochemistry, biocatalytic chemistry, the development of
solartofuelconversionsystem,andCO conversiontoorganicmolecules
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Valeria Amendola was born in Milano in
1974. She studied chemistry in Pavia, where
she graduated summa cum laude in 1997.
She obtained her PhD degree in 2000 under
the supervision of Prof. Luigi Fabbrizzi,
defending the thesis ‘‘Transition metal ions
in supramolecular chemistry’’. In 2005 she
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atthePolitecnicoofMilano.Shereceivedthe
Fernando Pulidori Award 2013 (6th edition)
conferredbyThe EuropeanGroup ofThermodynamicsofMetalComplex
(ISMEC 2013) to a young researcher author of an original paper. Her
researchinterestsarefocusedonsupramolecularchemistryandmolecular
recognition.
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Elisa Fasani, graduated in Chemistry and
Pharmaceutical Technologies at the Uni-
versity of Pavia, in 1981 became research
assistant in the Photochemical Unit of the
Department of Organic Chemistry at the
University of Pavia and was promoted
Associated Professor in Chemistry in 1998.
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Structure since 2009. Along his career, he has occupied many different
positionsintheadministrationandscientificboardsoftheUniversityof
Coimbra,includingthepresidencyoftheAcademicCouncilandthevice-
presidencyoftheScientificandDirectiveboardsoftheSciences Faculty,
and the presidency of the Institute for Interdisciplinary Research and of
the Chemistry Department. Prof. Rui Fausto has served as University of
CoimbraSenatorandasPresidentofthePhysicochemicalDivisionofthe
Portuguese Chemical Society. In 2004 and 2005 he was awarded the
‘‘Stimulus to the Excellence in Science Prize’’ of the Portuguese Science
Foundation. He is member of the European Academy of Arts, Sciences
and Humanities (Paris), of several international scientific societies,
memberoftheHonorCommitteeofthePortugal-LatviaAssociation,and
coordinatoroftheEducationCommitteeoftheInternationalObservatory
of Human Rights.
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Andrea Go´mez-Zavaglia is a member of the
Research Career from the Argentinean
National Research Council (CONICET) and
Head of the Center for Research and Devel-
opment in Food Cryotechnolgy (CIDCA,
CONICET). Her research interests are
focused on using vibrational spectroscopic
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Jingzhi Lu obtained his BS degree in 2012
fromNanjingUniversitywhereheworkedon
semiconductor nanocrystals in Prof. Jin
Zhu’sgroup.HeiscurrentlyaPhDgraduate
student at the University of Nebraska-
Lincoln under the supervision of Prof. Jian
Zhang. His research focuses on synthesis
and application of nanoporous materials
and organic photoredox catalysts.
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Timur Nikitin graduated from Saint-
Petersburg State University, Russia in 1999.
He obtained his PhD degree in Chemistry
from the University of Helsinki, Finland,
where he studied optical and structural
properties of different nanomaterials,
including silicon nanocrystals embedded in
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papers(h-index:35),severalbookchapters,includingSpecialistPeriodic
Reports in Photochemistry (Royal Society of Chemistry) in 2009/2011/
2013/2016. He supervised more than 10 Masters, PhD and Post-doc
students. His currentgroupincludes three PhD students, four Post-docs
and two Masters students.
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