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Maria Luisa Di Vona  is currently  Professor  in  Chemistry  at  the  University of Rome “Tor Vergata”.

She leads the scientific research group on Ionomer Materials for Energy at the Department of Industrial Engineering.

divona@uniroma2.it

She was visiting professor at the Institute for Materials Science NIMS, Japan (2010) and at the University of Aix-Marseille, France (2017 and 2020).

 

MLDV is  principal investigator of several  Research Projects (HORIZON 2020,  EU FP7, MIUR)  and Educational Projects  (EU PostDoc Program,   PhD and PostDoc co-tutela Programs) and is the Italian Coordinator of the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree   “Chemical   Nano-Engineering”.   Since   2015,   she   is  responsible   of    the International Laboratory on Ionomer Materials “LIME” between University of Rome “Tor Vergata” and Aix-Marseille University, France.

MLDV  is the  principal  organizer of many  international  symposia  on  materials  for energy   storage   and    conversion  and   member   of   the   organizing  and  scientific committees  for different scientific societies.  She is member of the editorial boards of international  journals,  including  the  European Journal of Materials,  Molecules and Frontiers in Energy Research.

She has supervised many doctoral theses and directed research fellows.

Her research activity is focused on the development of solid state ionic conductors for energy applications (fuel cells, electrolysers, redox flow batteries, batteries) including the   synthesis   and   characterization   of   ionomers   and   organic-inorganic  hybrid materials, as well as the nanoscale synthesis of carbon materials.

She published 198 articles, 150 in international journals, 7 book chapters, 2 books, 4 patents,   35   publications   in  conference   proceedings.   She  has   more  than  200 communications   at   international   and   national  conferences  including  numerous keynotes or invited talks.

 

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