Programs
2018 -2021 : Dr. Philos. program at the Institute of Mathematics, University of Oslo, Norway. Title of thesis: "Non-self adjoint operators in Physics, spectral properties and methods of study". Candidate: S. Manzetti.
2015-2020: Industrial Doctorate in Computational Chemistry at the Department for Molecular and Celluar Biology, University of Uppsala, Sweden. Title of thesis: "Computational Ecotoxicology". Candidate: S. Manzetti.
Projects
2018-2020
2017-2020
Superconductor nanoclusters of transition metals
Supersymmetry in quantum computing
2016 -2020
Development of new models for shipping and naval industry for the prediction of rogue waves
Computational profiling of PFC-susceptible proteins in the human proteome.
NANOGEL: Biodegradable nanoshuttles for therapeutic agents for cancer treatment
2015 -2020
Electronic analysis of the active space of high-energy transition metals.
Assessment of the status of fish-population in global seas and oceans.
Quantum chemical effects from growth of advanced materials and surfaces.
Natural bond orbital analysis of metalloenzyme complexes.
Metallopolymers for moldable antenna-devices.
Purification of perfluorinated compounds from soil samples.
2013 - 2015
Halogenated silica nanoparticles for solar cell technologies.
Methods for environmental remediation of oil-spills in the Arctic Ocean.
Life-cycle and environmental fate assessment of antibiotics in the environment.
Encapsulation methods and fabrication of conductive carbon-nanotube nanowires.
Molecular electronics systems for nanowire technologies.
Wavefunction studies of molecules and oligomers.
Reaction mechanisms of molecular mutagens in DNA-base adduct formation.
Environmental fate and chemical transformation of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons.
Biomarkers for diseased and recovered conditions.
Cradle-to-cradle materials: sustainability in material production and material engineering.
Nanomaterials in consumer electronics. Safety and toxicological aspects.
Force fields, quantum mechanics and biochemical challenges.
Estuarine and marine pollution.
Fjordforsk AS receives partial support from Norwegian and European research funding:
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