Professor Maria Grazia De Angelis

Personal Chair in Thermodynamics of Materials and Processes

Engineering Discipline

Chemical Engineering

Research Institutes

Materials and Processes
Research Publications
Professor Maria Grazia De Angelis

I joined the University of Edinburgh in 2020 as Chair in Thermodynamics of Materials and Processes after working 15 years at the University of Bologna, Italy‚ where I hold an Associate Professorship in Chemical Engineering. My international experience includes research stays at the North Carolina State University (USA), National Technical University of Athens (Greece), Universidad Nacional del Sur (Argentina), University of Melbourne (Australia). My work is focused on the study and development of materials, processes and simulation methods for fluid separations, CO2 capture, biofuels upgrading, water purification, packaging, biomedical processes.   The research approach is problem-oriented and adopts a systematic strategy that encompasses experimental testing, molecular, macroscopic and multiscale modeling tools.  

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-PhD in Chemical Engineering, 2002, University of Bologna -Master Degree in Chemical Engineering, 1998, University of Bologna

-Chair of the Working Party on Thermodynamics and Transport Properties, European Federation of Chemical Engineers (EFCE) , 2022-present 

-Treasurer and Vice President, European Membrane Society Council, 2019-2023  

Associate Member of IChemE Member of AIDIC (Italian Association of Chemical Engineering) Member of European Membrane Society Member of AIChE

-Member of the Editorial Board of Membranes

-Editor of the Special Issue "Fundamentals of Transport in Polymers and Membranes—Honorary Issue for Professor Giulio C. Sarti" 2022 

-Editor of the Special Issue "Gas Transport in Glassy Polymers" 2020-2021

-Watch my webinar “Membranes for CO2 Capture: Thermodynamic aspects” given during the EFCE Spotlight Talks, December 3rd 2020.  Organized by the European Federation of Chemical Engineers. -Host of the European Membrane Society Live Webinars Series, watch them on Youtube 

 

 

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