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Prof. Pampaloni's greeting to the DCCI

28 Nov 2023 News

On the occasion of his retirement, yesterday afternoon Prof. Guido Pampaloni greeted all the students and staff of the Department of Chemistry and Industrial Chemistry with an outstanding seminar on the history of chemistry dedicated to Geoffrey Wilkinson & Ernst Otto Fischer, the two pioneers...

End-of-year seminars of PhD students enrolled in DSCM

16 Ott 2023 News

The Doctoral School in Chemistry and Materials Science (DSCM) opens its doors to all the staff and students of the Department of Chemistry and Industrial Chemistry (DCCI), with the traditional end-of-year seminars of its PhD students! The presentations will be held each afternoon from Monday 16...

Bando C per l'ammissione al Corso di Dottorato DSCM 39° Ciclo

07 Lug 2023 News

È stato pubblicato il bando C per l'ammissione al 39° ciclo di dei Corsi di Dottorato dell’Università di Pisa: https://dottorato.unipi.it/index.php/it/concorsi-d-ammissione-a-a-2023-2024/item/773.htmlLa nostra Scuola di Dottorato in Scienze Chimiche e dei Materiali (DSCM) ha messo a concorso ben...

Bando per il 39° ciclo - Call for 39th cycle

01 Giu 2023 News

Il bando per il 39° ciclo del Dottorato è stato pubblicato sul sito UNIPI https://dottorato.unipi.it/index.php/it/concorsi-d-ammissione-a-a-2023-2024/item/764.html The call for the 39th cycle of the PhD has been published on UNIPI webpage...

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poma vivaldiCongratulations to our Ph.D. students Noemi Poma and Federico Vivaldi for their scientific publication entitled “Remote monitoring of seawater temperature and pH by low cost sensors”.

Monitoring chemical and physical properties of seawater is important to assess the status and predict future changes of marine environment. pH and temperature are frequently measured since they directly affect chemical and biological systems. In this work, Noemi and Federico described the development and validation of an autonomous system for the remote monitoring of pH and temperature in seawater. The device consists of a graphene-based pH sensor, a thermistor, an electronic readout, a smartphone and a power unit. After deployment in a marine testing site at the Livorno harbor in Italy, the system published on the web pH and temperature data for more than a week, whose accuracy was confirmed by comparison with a reference system. Their work is available at the following link: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.microc.2019.05.001

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Doctoral School in Chemistry and Material Science
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