Position: Permanent Staff
Email: baglioni@csgi.unifi.it
Phone: 055 457-3033
Location: Florence
Self-assembly of bio-inspired surfactants (nucleolipids and ascorbic acid derivatives) and of biomolecules (cyclodextrins).
Core-shell nanostructures with tunable magnetic properties.
Inorganic nanophases applied to Cultural Heritage conservation and to nanocoating of materials (building materials, textiles, etc..).
Interaction potentials in protein solutions.
Nanostructured surfaces for biosensors application.
Additive effects on microstructure and hydration in cement pastes.
Confined water in inorganic and biological matrices.
Stabilization of soot in oil formulations.
Chimica Fisica II (LT Chimica, Univ. Firenze)
Chimica Fisica dei Sistemi Dispersi e delle Interfasi (LM Scienze Chimiche, Univ. Firenze)
Chimica per la Conservazione dei Beni Culturali (LM Scienze Chimiche, Univ. Firenze)
1977: Degree in Chemistry at the University of Florence (110 cum laude /110). Thesis title: "Synthesis and characterization of semipermeable membranes for gas separation".
1978-1981: Fellowship from National Council of Research (CNR).
1981-1986: Researcher at the Department of Chemistry, University of Florence.
1986: Post-doc at the Department of Chemistry, University of Houston, USA, Prof. Larry Kevan.
1987-1989: Visiting scientist/professor at the Department of Chemistry, University of Houston, USA, Prof. Larry Kevan.
1987-1994: Associate Professor of Physical-Chemistry at the University of Udine, Italy.
1990: Visiting Professor, The Weizmann Institute of Science, Department of Chemical-Physics, Rehovot, Israel, Prof. D. Goldfarb.
1994: Visiting professor, College de France, Paris, Laboratoire de la Matiere Condensee, Profs. P.G. de Gennes and J. M. di Meglio.
1994 - present: Full Professor of Physical Chemistry, University of Florence.
2000-2003: Visiting Professor/Research Fellow, Department of Nuclear Engineering, MIT, Cambridge, Prof. Sow-Hsin Chen.
2004 – present: MIT affiliate, Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering, MIT, Cambridge.
2002: Rhodia Prize - European Colloids and Interface Society (ECIS).
2004: Grand Prix for Innovation Award.
2010: Caballero Aguila (The most prestigious recognition from CONACULTA-INAH for the Mexican Cultural Heritage conservation).
2011: Lifetime achievements for the contribution to Colloids and Interface Science (JCIS).
New horizons on advanced nanoscale materials for Cultural Heritage conservation
- Rosangela Mastrangelo - David Chelazzi - Piero BaglioniNew sustainable polymers and oligomers for Cultural Heritage conservation
- Damiano Bandelli - Rosangela Mastrangelo - Giovanna Poggi - David Chelazzi - Piero BaglioniHighly biocidal poly(vinyl alcohol)-hydantoin/starch hybrid gels: A “Trojan Horse” for Bacillus subtilis
- Vanessa Rosciardi - Damiano Bandelli - Gavino Bassu - Casu I. - Piero BaglioniTailoring the properties of poly(vinyl alcohol) “twin-chain” gels via sebacic acid decoration
- Damiano Bandelli - Casini A. - Teresa Guaragnone - Michele Baglioni - Rosangela Mastrangelo - Pensabene Buemi L. - David Chelazzi - Piero BaglioniHierarchical Emulsion Structure and Functionality Regulated by Coexisting Bicontinuous Microemulsion and Liquid Crystal Domains
- Shimma Y. - Sato T. - Piero Baglioni - Ogura T.Direct observation of the effects of chemical fixation in MNT-1 cells: A SE-ADM and Raman study
- Rosangela Mastrangelo - Okada T. - Ogura T. - Ogura T. - Piero BaglioniA Reply to ‘A Note of Caution on the Use of Calcium Nanoparticle Dispersions as Deacidifying Agents’
- Piero Baglioni - David Chelazzi - Rodorico Giorgi - Giovanna PoggiReproducing bronze archaeological patinas through intentional burial: A comparison between short- and long-term interactions with soil
- Boccaccini F. - Riccucci C. - Messina E. - Pascucci M. - Bosi F. - David Chelazzi - Teresa Guaragnone - Piero Baglioni - Ingo G.M. - Di Carlo G.Sponge-like Cryogels from Liquid-Liquid Phase Separation: Structure, Porosity, and Diffusional Gel Properties
- Rosangela Mastrangelo - Claudio Resta - Emiliano Carretti - Emiliano Fratini - Piero BaglioniFrom Nanoparticles to Gels: A Breakthrough in Art Conservation Science
- David Chelazzi - Piero BaglioniConsorzio interuniversitario per lo sviluppo dei Sistemi a Grande Interfase
Department of Chemistry, University of Florence - Via della Lastruccia 3 50019 - Sesto Fiorentino (FI)
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