ISOF-UFI collaboration on Hydrogen for Green Technology
The partnership will develop advanced materials based on functionalized graphene oxide.
Research-news
ECOMONDO Conference: Materials Innovation for the Ecological Transition
An ISOF researcher, a university professor and the CEO of a start-up discuss future technologies for sustainable materials.
From Plastic Waste to Pure Water: Upcycling for a Cleaner Future
Plastic debris is one of the most widespread pollutants in our oceans, sometimes even forming floating islands. But what if this pollutant could become part of the solution?
Tuning Molecular Architecture with Ions
How Metal Choice Shapes the Structure of Coordination Polymers
Silicon Nanowires Shed Light on Chronic Pain Mechanisms
Chronic pain affects millions of people worldwide and remains difficult to treat due to the complex biology underlying pain perception. At the center of this …
Designing Supramolecular Electrodes for Solar Fuel Production
Solar fuels are clean energy carriers produced by converting solar energy into chemical energy, often in the form of hydrogen.
Scientific Agreement between IMM-ISOF CNR and Johns Hopkins University
Yesterday, 18th March 2025 the Scientific Cooperation Agreement between CNR and the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Johns Hopkins University (JHU Baltimore, USA)-Prof. Ishan Barman, …
Molecules team together to fight COVID virus
ISOF researchers present the state-of-the-art on molecular hybridization to fight SARS-CoV-2 infection.
Innovative Alginate–Oligothiophene Aerogels for Water Purification
We are thrilled to share our latest research: “Alginate–Oligothiophene Aerogels as Photocatalysts for the Degradation of Emerging Organic Contaminants in Water”. This study represents a …
Artificial intelligence for sweat sensors
Nano-materials and machine learning team up in new bio-sensors.
Light enables an “impossible” molecular fit
University of Bologna and CNR succeed in assembling molecules in a way impossible at thermodynamic equilibrium.
How to make structural batteries more eco-friendly
A new study shows the use of ethanol as a solvent for coating carbon fiber electrodes with graphene