We model and design materials at the nanoscale with a focus on their structural evolution and transformations, nanothermodynamics, formation process. We apply numerical tools to elucidate the structure-property relationship and how shape of individual and assembled structures influences their catalytic, magnetic, optical properties.
We are based at the Physics Department, University di Milano and at the Physics Dept., King’s College London (UK). We collaborate with the ETSF group based in San Sebastian (Spain), and the nano alloy community in EU (see nanoalloy)
We are based at the Physics Department, University di Milano and at the Physics Dept., King’s College London (UK). We collaborate with the ETSF group based in San Sebastian (Spain), and the nano alloy community in EU (see nanoalloy)
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Dissemination papers
A comment for ChemicalWord on recent experimental results on how nanogold melts
A recent effort on bringing to the public the beauty of nanogeometries
A recent effort on bringing to the public the beauty of nanogeometries
A recent outreach paper on nano catalysts bit-by-bit
