Marco

PhD student in Chemistry and Materials Science 🧑🏻‍🔬 @ChemUnipi 🏛

[Marco @marco_r97]

🎓 On May 16th I defended my PhD in Chemistry & Material Science at @Unipisa!
My work: depolymerizing plastic waste with deep eutectic solvents ♻️🧪
Thanks to my supervisors, collaborators & friends!
New challenges ahead 🚀
#PhDDefense #CircularEconomy #PlasticRecycling

[Marco @marco_r97]

One more talk about the depolymerization of PET! This time, in the beautiful city of Lisbon. #GreenChemistry #SustainableEngineering #PET #recycling

[Gianluca Ciancaleoni @gciancaleoni1]

@marco_r97 speaking at the CFF 2024 conference, at @ChemUniPi 👍

[Marco @marco_r97]

Thrilled to present my research on PET depolymerization with DESs at Polymers for Sustainable Future 2024 in Prague. Met brilliant scientists and had insightful discussions on sustainability and recycling. 🌱🔬
#GreenChemistry #PolymerScience #SustainableScience #IUPAC

[Gianluca Ciancaleoni @gciancaleoni1]

Group lunch, spring 2024! #chemistry #research #AcademicTwitter

[Marco @marco_r97]

On 18th of April, I had the opportunity to speak at XX PhD-Chem Day held in Pisa and organised by CIRCC presenting how LBDESs exhibit good performance and high selectivity for monomer recovery, enabling us to achieve closed-loop recycling for plastic! ♻️

#recycling #plastic #PET

[Marco @marco_r97]

@gciancaleoni1 @ChemUniPi @e_lisarossi Really good job guys!

[Gianluca Ciancaleoni @gciancaleoni1]

If you need an acidic and diamagnetic metal-based solvent, you may read this one: Zinc(II)-Based Lewis/Brønsted Acidic Deep Eutectic Solvents https://t.co/WvcxksuP3N #mdpimolecules via @Molecules_MDPI @marco_r97 @chiarapelosi_12

[Marco @marco_r97]

Delighted to present our latest article on the advancements in my PhD research on plastic recycling with Deep Eutectic Solvents. Enjoy!
#PET #depolymerization #recycling #circulareconomy

https://t.co/59N9KsFq2d

[Gianluca Ciancaleoni @gciancaleoni1]

Another piece of our project about #polymer chemical #recycling! Again iron-based eutectic solvents, but powered by additives and microwaves! Enjoy! https://t.co/rA5vtH4pNw @RSC_Sus @RicercaUnipi @ChemUniPi

[Gianluca Ciancaleoni @gciancaleoni1]

New name & logo for the group. There is a green solvent, bubbles that represent #CO2 and a generic chemical chain for #polymers. There is still room for improvements, I guess. Suggestions?
#Chemistry #chemtwitter #LogoDesign

[Marco @marco_r97]

Chemical and biological depolymerization represents the PATHWAY to achieve circular sustainability

#depolymerization #circulareconomy #sustainability

[Marco @marco_r97]

It was a pleasure to show how deep eutectic solvents work on the #depolymerization of #PET at @APME2023 conference!

[Marco @marco_r97]

Some relax before the start of my PhD visiting period in @SardonL group. I can’t wait to begin!
#Donostia #SanSebastian #Visitingperiod

[Gianluca Ciancaleoni @gciancaleoni1]

I have been told that you never forget your first Design of Experiment through a dedicated sofware... well, we'll see! #AcademicTwitter #chemtwitter PET #recycling @marco_r97

[Gianluca Ciancaleoni @gciancaleoni1]

A new #group picture after a nice #lunch together! In a few weeks @marco_r97 and @e_lisarossi will (temporarily) leave the group for great #research abroad.. We wish you all the best, guys! #AcademicTwitter #chemistry #chemtwitter #phdlife

[Marco @marco_r97]

#PisaToday parla del nostro recente lavoro sul riciclo chimico del #PET da bottiglie post-consumo! @gciancaleoni1 @e_lisarossi

https://t.co/KTc7MC1ABV

[Marco @marco_r97]

My first scientific paper was just lpublished on Chemical Engineering Journal!
Many thanks to Francesca Raffi, @e_lisarossi, Dr. Matteo Tiecco, Prof. Elisa Martinelli and Prof. @gciancaleoni1!

Enjoy it!

https://t.co/7mfQCaJcQr

[Gianluca Ciancaleoni @gciancaleoni1]

...and here it is, the published version of the paper about depolymerization of PET! Great job, @marco_r97 https://t.co/XHNUj0MjgD

[Gianluca Ciancaleoni @gciancaleoni1]

I am so excited! This preprint has been just accepted (in a modified version) by ChemEngJ! 18 months ago we serendipitously mixed FeCl3 and a sulphonic acid and we immediately understood it was a powerful solvent. But science takes time! @marco_r97
https://t.co/tAiEUnOiB0