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Prof. Cristina Leonelli

Prof Cristina LeonelliCristina Leonelli has over 20 years experience in glass science and industrial ceramics and about 10 years in microwave technology. She currently is Full Professor of Chemical Fundaments of Technologies at the Faculty of Engineering, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia.

She is in the editorial board of C&CA, Metals and Materials International, Korean Journal of Materials Research and has worked for GIMAMP-Gruppo Italiano Microonde Applicate ai Materiali ed ai Processi (National group for spreading microwave technology in industry and academy) organising national schools and congresses since its foundation in 2001. She is also active in the ACIng-Associazione di Chimica per l'Ingegneria (Association for Chemistry in Engineering) and at local level in Faculty's commissions (library, access orienteering, equipment selection, dept. administration).

She received her undergraduate chemistry education and his Ph.D. in Chemistry from Modena University, where she studied at the Cer.M.I.C. - Ceramic Materials Interdisciplinary Center. She is now scientific co-ordinator at the MAG- Microwave Application Group located at the Department of Materials and Environmental Engineering, Modena University, where she is active at the moment. She has been recently (past 5 years) involved in an archaemetric virtual laboratory network for ancient glass characterisation. During the last two years has founded a geopolymer research activity within the E2CIT - Centro di Innovazione Tecnologica per l'Efficienza Energetica (Interdepartmental Centre for energy efficient technological innovations of the University of Modena).

She is an experienced lecturer, organiser, and technical project manager having co-ordinated numerous Italian and European funded research activities.

She is an inventor, editor, and author of over 160 publications including three monographs, 5 patents, and numerous research and review articles. She has been scientific co-ordinator of numerous research projects funded by Modena University, Italian Ministry of University and private companies in the field of materials science and materials chemistry. She has served as member of the Board of Directors of the AMPERE EUROPE Society for promotion of Microwave technology in the past 5 years and she has been organiser of several international symposia. She is a member of the American Ceramic Society, the Italian Ceramic Society, the Italian Chemical Society, the Italian Fracture Mechanics Group, and the Italian Association for Chemistry in Engineering.

ACTIVITIES:

  1. Microwave technology applied to:
    -chemical synthesis (inorganic powders of oxides, mixed oxides, carbonates, phosphates)
    materials processing (from drying to melting, metals, polymers, wood, ceramics)
    the approach is from basic science-understanding of microwave materials interaction included dielectric properties measurements- to industrial reactors design and development –from simulation of electromagnetic field distribution related to thermal properties till reactor testing and process validation-.
  2. Chemical synthesis of nanoparticles of oxides, mixed oxides and doped oxides via hydrothermal and solvothermal syntheses.
  3. Geopolymers studies from basic science to insulating materials applications.
  4. Glass to glass-ceramic formulation, preparation and characterisation for waste inertization.
  5. Alternative raw materials for industrial ceramic production (whitewares, bricks, tiles).
  6. Microstructure studies and non-destructive testing of ceramic material
  7. Archaeometric studies of ancient glasses from Roman Age mosaics –coloration and devitrification behaviour.

e-mail address: leonelli@unimo.it

 

 

 

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