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CEA Group investigates the fundamental chemical processes and mechanisms occurring in water, air, and soil. A key focus of our research is the influence of sunlight on environmental dynamics. Alongside this, we explore innovative processes and technologies for environmental remediation, bridging fundamental and applied research. Our group brings together a multidisciplinary team driven by the challenges of environmental protection and the development of energy technologies for a more sustainable future. CEA Group is based at the Department of Chemistry of the University of Turin.
📍Address: Via Pietro Giuria 5, 10125, Torino - Italy
MAIN RESEARCH AREAS
🌍ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY: undererstanding the main processes and mechanisms in the environmental compartments. Development of analytical methods for sample pretreatment and the determination of organic and inorganic contaminants in a wide range of matrices
🔎ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING OF POLLUTANTS: sampling of environmental real matrices and their pretreatment and analysis for contaminants identification and quantification
🧪TECHNOLOGIES, INNOVATIVE MATERIALS AND PROCESSES: development of innovative materials and processes for photocatalysis, hydrogen production and carbon dioxide reduction
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Group News
📢May 2026
We are proud to announce that the work conducted by Dr. Pellegrino and Dr. Corrao and coordinated by the BAM Institute and the Freie Universitӓt Berlin has been selected for the front cover of Small Methods. Our researchers have been working on the preparation of graphene-based materials functionalized with fluorine and amino groups within the ACCORDs project. Additionally, Dr. Dmitry Muratov and prof. Valter Maurino with prof. A. Castellero published an interesting paper in ACS Applied Electronic Materials on fast-response, flexible resistive humidity sensors based on quasi-1D Zr₁₋ₓTiₓS₃ nanoswords capable of detecting water vapor and with promising applications in environmental monitoring, wearables, and breath sensing.
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