ALUMNI
DR. ANTONIO JACOPO MOLINO
He received his PhD (ranked 1st at scholarship competition) in Energy Science and Engineering (start: 1st November 2015 - expected end: 1st November 2018).
His research activities faced several topics in the field of Energy Science and Engineering; mostly for: materials and technology of MFCS for wastewater treatment. He received a MS degree in Environmental and Land Planning Engineering from Federico II University on the: “Use of Reservoir sediments: case study of Guardialfiera Reservoir”. Since September 2014 he led a professional experience relating to use of SOLID WORKS applied on scale-up process of microbial fuel cells at Edilgen Company SPA.
Since October 2014, he has a scientific collaboration with Parthenope University for the Manufacture Geopolymers production and relative verifications of resistance and reliability of the product, using reservoir sediments as precursors. Since January 2015 he also worked, in association with materials research group, on innovative materials for the realization of Microbial Fuel cell electrodes. From 24 to 29 May 2015 he has contributed to a scientific Partecipation named "Geopolymers: the route to eliminate waste and emissions in ceramic and cement manufacturing." presented at ECIConference SchlossHerrnstein, Herrnstein, Austria. His research activity focused on different electrodes material and scale-up of microbial fuel cells (MFC) to evaluate their power density variations . In addition, he also focused on the study and design of cement mortar made with sludge and lake sediments.
His research activities faced several topics in the field of Energy Science and Engineering; mostly for: materials and technology of MFCS for wastewater treatment. He received a MS degree in Environmental and Land Planning Engineering from Federico II University on the: “Use of Reservoir sediments: case study of Guardialfiera Reservoir”. Since September 2014 he led a professional experience relating to use of SOLID WORKS applied on scale-up process of microbial fuel cells at Edilgen Company SPA.
Since October 2014, he has a scientific collaboration with Parthenope University for the Manufacture Geopolymers production and relative verifications of resistance and reliability of the product, using reservoir sediments as precursors. Since January 2015 he also worked, in association with materials research group, on innovative materials for the realization of Microbial Fuel cell electrodes. From 24 to 29 May 2015 he has contributed to a scientific Partecipation named "Geopolymers: the route to eliminate waste and emissions in ceramic and cement manufacturing." presented at ECIConference SchlossHerrnstein, Herrnstein, Austria. His research activity focused on different electrodes material and scale-up of microbial fuel cells (MFC) to evaluate their power density variations . In addition, he also focused on the study and design of cement mortar made with sludge and lake sediments.
