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On 11/04/2025 Alexandra Palkina successfully discussed her Bachelor’s Degree thesis in Biotechnology at UNIMORE. During her internship at the LEO Laboratory, Alexandra was involved in the PhOlcs project (Photosynthesis for Organic Light-Powered Electronics), working on the development of electrolyte-gated transistors

LEO participated at the International Winter School on Bioelectronics (BioEL2025) from 14 to 21 of March in Kirchberg in Tirol, Austria. LEO director Professor Fabio Biscarini was invited to present our more recent developments and work in progress in EGOT

On 19/12/2024 LEO lab participated to the annual scientific meeting organized by the Emilia-Romagna section of Italian Chemical Society (SCI). The Emilia-Romagna Chemistry Days 2024 (Giornate della Chimica dell’Emilia Romagna 2024) have been organized in Modena, at Fondazione Marco Biagi

On 12/12/2024 Francesco Gioacchino Cattani earned his bachelor’s degree in Biotechnology from UNIMORE. Francesco worked at LEO on the development of CNT-EGT biosensors for the detection of circulating drugs for immunoteraphy. Congratulations and best wishes for your future!

Mattia Bosi, LEO member and PhD student in Physics and Nanosciences at UNIMORE, presented his work in a poster at the AGRIVOLTAICS conference in Athens (4-6/11/2024). The poster, entitled:”Food Chain Monitoring With An Innovative EGT-Based Time-Temperature Integrator”, illustrated the work

Our new paper on unified view of electrolyte gated organic transistors is out and open in Advanced Materials 10.1002/adma.202410940. Our physical-chemical (non-phenomenological) ansatz is that in series with the interfacial capacitance (commonly associated to EGOFET) there is a chemical capacitance

The final meeting of the project PRIMA Frualgae has been held at Agricultural University of Athens from 25th to 26th of October 2023. For project Frualgae (Sustainable technologies and methodologies to improve quality and extend product shelf life in the