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Our latest work has been published in Advanced Functional Materials: “Fluorophobic Effect Enables Selective Detection of PFAS in Water with Electrolyte-Gated Organic Transistors” (https://advanced.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/adfm.202508425). In this work, we present a label-free sensor based on an electrolyte-gated organic transistor able to

On September 27th, we actively participated in the “Night of Research” (Notte della ricerca) in Modena, offering engaging activities centered around Intelligent (Bio)materials and sustainable devices. In collaboration with the Advanced Biomaterials Laboratory (led by Dr. Michele Bianchi) and the

The research at LEO lab has been disseminated during the international conference on organic bioelectronics Orbitaly 2024, held in Bologna from 23rd to 25th of September. The conference was a stimulating moment to exchange knowledge and innovation within the Italian

Mattia Bosi and Rian Zanotti, PhD students at LEO, participated to the 1st EDITION IMM DOCTORAL SUMMER SCHOOL – From micro to nano: synthesis, characterization and modeling for future electronics and sensing at Castro marina (Italy) from 13th to 17th

On 12/04/2024, Federico Ferretti successfully defended his Master’s thesis in Industrial Biotechnologies at UNIMORE with a thesis entitled: “Strategie di fabbricazione di sensori elettronici organici per il monitoraggio di vescicole lipidiche”. During his internship at LEO, Federico worked on the

We congratulate with the LEO lab students Stefano Ferretti and Tommaso Tamelli that today brilliantly obtained their bachelor’s degree in Biotechnologies at UNIMORE. Stefano developed and fabricated biosensors based on EGTs with CNT/BSA hybrid channel for the detection of PIP

On 18th of december 2023, Mattia Bosi and Rian Zanotti, PhD students in Physics and Nanosciences at LEO, participated at the “XII Giornata della Chimica dell’Emilia Romagna del 2023“. During the event, Mattia and Rian presented their work in the

On 21st of November 2023, Dr. Pamela Manco Urbina succesfully defended her PhD thesis in Molecular and Regenerative Medicine at UNIMORE, in the framework of the european ITN project BORGES. During her PhD at LEO, Pamela worked on the development

On 20/10/2023, Rian Zanotti successfully defended his Master’s thesis in Industrial Biotechnologies at UNIMORE with a thesis entitled: “Specific sensing of perfluorinated pollutants in water with Electrolyte Gated Organic Transistors”. During his internship at LEO, Rian worked on the development

Federica Velluto successfully defended her Master’s thesis in Industrial Biotechnologies at UNIMORE on 9th of June 2023, obtaining a 110/110 cum laude final grade. During her internship, she worked under the supervision of Dr. Michele Bianchi and Prof. Fabio Biscarini,