Congratulations to Mattia Mason for successfully defending his PhD thesis entitled “Salicylaldehyde-Tagged Peptides for the Reversible-Covalent Engagement of Protein Lysine Residues” and good luck with your future!🍀
A warm welcome and the best of luck to the new PhD students in the XLI cycle! May this be the start of an inspiring and rewarding academic journey!
Last week, our PhD student Irene Gado attended the Japanese–Italian Symposium on Organic Chemistry in Bari. The event provided an excellent opportunity to exchange ideas with fellow researchers and professors, and to present her research titled “Probing reversible-covalent ligand–lectin interactions via NMR spectroscopy.”Her poster presentation was recognized with the Best Poster Presentation Award. 🎉
On October 22nd, our PhD Students of the 37th cycle were awarded their grades during the PhD Celebration Day in the Aula Magna of the University of Milan by our Rector, Prof.ssa Marina Brambilla. Congratulations!
🔬 Last week Luca Nespoli, PhD student in Chemistry (38° cycle), participated in the second edition of #CIG – Catalisi in Gioco 2025, a national competition supported by Società Chimica Italiana – Gruppo Interdivisionale di Catalisi. Teams of PhD students and postdocs from all over Italy challenged each other in the development of innovative projects … Read more
Last week, our PhD students Irene Gado and Francesca Tanda attended the 1st Anglo-Italian Chemical Biology Bilateral Meeting in Perugia, where they had the chance to present their research and engage in inspiring discussions with colleagues and professors. 🧪 A special congratulations to Irene for winning the Best Flash Presentation award! 🎉
Congratulations to Luigi Dolcini for successfully defending his PhD thesis in the field of photocatalysis and good luck for your future!
A warm welcome and the best of luck to the new PhD students in the XL cycle! May this be the start of an inspiring and rewarding academic journey!
Congratulations to Giacomo Botti and Giacomo Mandelli for successfully defending their PhD theses in the field of theoretical chemistry and good luck for your future!
