Nanomaterials for magnetic, chemical and biological applications

18 SEPTEMBER 09:00 - 10:30

TT.IX - Technical Multi-Track with Parallel SYMPOSIA
Nanomaterials for magnetic, chemical and biological applications
Co-organized with: Sapienza University of Rome Chair: Carlo MARIANI, Sapienza University of Rome
Nanostructures developed and studied at Sapienza University are presented in this session, with scientific and technological relevance spanning over a diversity of fields, from physics to chemistry, biology and medical sciences.

TT.IX.D.1	Maria Grazia BETTI Sapienza University of Rome Tuning the magnetic response of molecular spin interfaces (Keynote Lecture)
TT.IX.D.2	Francesco PANDOLFI - CV Sapienza University of Rome Vertically-aligned carbon nanotubes for novel detectors
TT.IX.D.3	Akiko TSURUMAKI - CV Sapienza University of Rome Improved performance of liquid- and gel-state electrolytes by using borate-based salts and ionic liquids
TT.IX.D.4	Luca DIGIACOMO - CV Sapienza University of Rome The protein corona of nanoparticles as a tool for early detection of pancreatic cancer
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