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Welcome

Research in our group focuses on the development and application of theoretical tools for the description of complex chemical phenomena. With electronic structure methods, we aim to aid in the design and understanding of functional molecules and materials for application in areas such as solar energy, light-emitting devices and biology. See our publication and research pages for more information. 

Latest Publications
Upcoming seminars and talks
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CTM seminar

07/10/2025

Speaker: Emilien Chen

Place: ChimieParisTech  

Time: 12:00 

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News and Welcoming
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Welcome to the CTM group, Roberta!

Roberta Salciute recently graduated with a BSc in Chemistry from the University of Leeds. She joined Chimie ParisTech as a research intern under the supervision of Thijs Stuyver, in collaboration with the start-up STILAE. Her project focuses on developing a machine learning framework to predict the compatibility of complex liquid formulations with biodegradable algae-based packaging. The aim of this work is to accelerate the design of stable cosmetic formulations and support the sustainable development of innovative packaging solutions. 

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Welcome to the CTM group, Niccolò!

Niccolò Dipace has just completed his Double Degree Master between the University of Florence and Chimie ParisTech. He is now starting his PhD under the supervision of Ilaria Ciofini, focusing on the theoretical development of a suitable computational protocol combining DFT, TD-DFT, and Molecular Dynamics (MD) for the study of biocompatible, tunable, and reversible redox-responsive fluorescent metallocene-based probes.

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Welcome to the CTM group, Alessandro!

Alessandro Amadeo studied chemistry at University of Messina. In 2023 he started his PhD in Photoinduced Processes and Technologies at University of Perugia in collaboration with University of Messina. His work, supervised by prof. Giuseppina La Ganga (University of Messina), focuses on artificial photosynthesis and in particular on the design of new assembled systems for  light driven water oxidation. He joined the Chimie ParisTech in September 2025 as a Visiting PhD-student. He is going to investigate the properties of the excited states of dies and catalysts based on ruthenium complexes.

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